Rajiv Gandhi University Rono Hills, Doimukh Arunachal Pradesh

Twenty-Ninth Annual Report, 2016-17

Twenty-Ninth Annual Report, 2016-17

CONTENTS Page No. From the Vice Chancellor’s Desk Introduction About the University Achievements of the Year

PART I

Faculty of Social Sciences Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies (AITS) Department of Anthropology Department of Economics Department of History Department of Political Science Department of Sociology Department of Social Work

Faculty of Languages Department of English Department of Hindi

Faculty of Education Department of Education Department of Physical Education

Faculty of Commerce and Management Department of Commerce Department of Management

Faculty of Environmental Sciences Department of Geography

Faculty of Life Sciences Department of Botany Department of Zoology

Faculty of Basic Sciences Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics Department of Physics

Faculty of Information Technology Department of Mass Communication

Faculty of Engineering and Technology Department of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

PART II

Center with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity Bioinformatics Centre Centre for Development Studies Computer Centre Day Care Centre NET Coaching Centre Career Counseling Cell Hindi Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell College Development Council EDUSAT Program Institute of Distance Education Office of Dean of Students Welfare Physical Education Branch The University Library VSAT Facility Women Technology Park Health Centre

PART III

Affiliated Colleges Jawaharlal Nehru College, Pasighat Dera Natung Government College, Itanagar Indira Gandhi Government College, Tezu Government College, Bomdila Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki Rang Frah Government College, Changlang Wangcha Rajkumar Government College, Deomali Government College, Yachuli Government College, Seppa Don Bosco College, Jollang, Itanagar Saint Claret College, Ziro Doying Gumin College, Pasighat St. Francis De Sales College, Aalo Hills College of Teacher Education, Naharlagun North East Homepathic Medical College, Itanagar Arunachal Law Academy, Naharlagun Arunachal Community College & Health Science, Itanagar Daying Ering College of Teacher’s Education, Pasighat Mudo Tamo Memorial College, Ziro Siang Royal Academy, Pasighat TT College (B.Ed.), Aalo Government College Doimukh, Doimukh Government College Daporijo, Daporijo Tadar Taniang Government College, Nyapin Mahabodhi Lordh Buddha College, Namsai Dening College of Teacher Education, Tezu Venerable Uktara Bethany College, Manmow, Namsai Kasturba Gandhi Institute of Higher Education, Roing Govt. Women College, Lekhi, Naharlagun Govt. Model College, Geku N-E College of Nursing, Itanagar Doyni-Polo College of Teacher Education, Itanagar Govt. Model College, Basar Jomin Tayeng Govt. Model Degree College, Roing Vivekananda Kendra College of Teacher Education, Nirjuli

PART IV

Finance and Accounts

PART V

Annexure I Members of Statutory Bodies Members of the Executive Council Members of the University Court Members of the Academic Council Members of the Finance Committee Members of Post Graduate Board of Studies

Annexure II Officers of the University

Annexure III Teaching Strength of the University

Annexure IV Present Administrative Staff Positions

Annexure V Research Projects/Other Support Grants Received

Annexure VI Examination Results

Annexure VII Developmental Works

EDITORIAL BOARD

Editor-in-Chief Prof. Amitava Mitra, Director, IQAC

Editorial Board Prof. Utpal Bhattacharjee : Member Dean, Faculty of Basic Sciences, Information Technology and Engineering & Technology

Prof. Kesang Degi : Member Professor, Department of Education

Dr. Oken Lego : Member Associate Professor, Department of Hindi

Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty : Member Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry

Dr. Sunil Nandi : Member Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce

Hindi Translation Dr. Satya Prakash Paul Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi & Hindi Officer (i/c)

Ms. Milly Rani Paul Hindi Translator

Mr. Tacha Ningee Hindi Typist Vice-Chancellor’s Desk

Rajiv Gandhi University being the only affiliating University in the State has affiliated 36 colleges so far. The University offers P.G. Programmes in 22 subjects along with M.Phil. Programmes in 13 departments and Ph.D. programmes in all the Departments & Institutes. In addition to these, the University has been offering 9 skilled based short-term courses, besides 6 Certificate Courses. The University has three Centres.

The University has a team of best faculty who are genuinely committed to their teaching to give the best to their students. We have been constantly encouraging every one of them to take up research activities and attend orientation, refresher courses, seminars, conferences, workshops etc., in various Indian and Overseas Universities. About 74 research projects worth of 32.94 crore which is around 1.8 times higher as compared to 2012-13. Our revenue generation increased by around 3 times in last five years The campus remains vibrant throughout the year with various academic programmes such as seminar, conferences, workshops, outreach programme to interior villages, cultural activities and festivals of various tribal groups of the state. The university conducted about 20 outreach programmes during the period. The University has adopted five villages, namely; Poma and Chiputa in Papum Pare District, Disi in West Siang District, Lazu in Tirap District, Seijosa in East Kameng District.

The University Library has a collection of 64,400 books, 10,000 e-journals, 343 Ph.D. thesis and 353 dissertations. The Library is using open source library management software KOHA and implemented RIFD technology for its smooth functioning of circulation and theft detection and has CCTV surveillance system. There are 11 Halls of Residences and 60% of the students are accommodated in the Halls.

We have been continuously encouraging our students to develop new attitude and ideas to acquire new knowledge beyond the class room teaching and learning. I am confident the hard work of all the stakeholders will make Rajiv Gandhi University academically rich and a Centre of attraction for students and scholars from across the country and beyond.

(Prof. Tamo Mibang) Vice-Chancellor

EDITORIAL

The editorial board of the Rajiv Gandhi University Annual Report 2016-17 is privileged to present this report which documents the activities of the university within the period that spans from 1st April 2016 to 31st March 2017.

We have tried to the best of our ability, to make sure that the Report is flawless, however, we humbly accept that there is still room for improvement and we hope that in the coming years these shortcomings will be addressed to our satisfaction. The responsibility of any errors, oversight or omissions, however, rests fully with us.

The Editorial Board has tried to project all the positive developments that have taken place in all the academic and administrative departments, institutions, centres, cells, units, affiliated colleges etc. To edit and compile the huge data generated from various sources was a gigantic task in itself. There were cases where we have failed to get the required information, particularly from some of the affiliated colleges despite several reminders. To that extent the report remains incomplete. We deeply regret any errors that may have cropped up inadvertently.

Here, we present before you, the report of 22 post-graduate departments/ institutes; 19 centres / cells and administrative departments; as well as 35 affiliated colleges. We are thankful to one and all for their kind cooperation. We will appreciate any feedback for further improvement which could strengthen the report in future.

Prof. Amitava Mitra : Editor-in-Chief Prof. Utpal Bhattacharjee : Member Prof. Kesang Degi : Member Dr. Oken Lego : Member Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty : Member Dr. Sunil Nandi : Member

ABOUT RAJIV GANDHI UNIVERSITY

Rajiv Gandhi University (formerly Arunachal University) is the premier institution of higher education in the state of Arunachal Pradesh completing thirty-two years of its existence. Late Smt. Indira Gandhi, the then Prime Minister of India, laid the foundation stone of the University on 4th February 1984. Subsequently, it started its postgraduate teaching from the academic session 1988-89 at Rono Hills, where the present campus is located. The University was converted into a Central University by Act of Parliament of India which came into force from 9th April 2007 as per a notification of Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD), Government of India.

The campus at Rono Hills is nestled on a picturesque tableland in the outskirts of Itanagar, the capital of Arunachal Pradesh. It is at a distance of 7 km. From the National Highway 52A which leads to Itanagar.

The affiliating jurisdiction of the University encompasses all the existing colleges in the state that include: i) Sixteen (16) Government Degree Colleges ii) Seven (7) Private Degree Colleges iii) One (1) Private Law College iv) Nine (9) Private B.Ed. College v) One (1) Private Homoeopathy Medical College and vi) One (1) Private Nursing College

In the University itself, Post-graduate programmes are offered in 21 Departments; Anthropology, Botany, Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, Economics, Education, English, Electronics and Communication, Geography, Hindi, History, Management, Mathematics, Mass Communication, Physics, Physical Education, Political Science, Sociology, Social Welfare and Zoology. The Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies (AITS) offers an interdisciplinary M.Phil. Course. In addition to this, all most all the departments in the University offer Ph.D. programmes. The University runs P.G. Diploma Courses in Hospitality Management and Tourism, Mass Communication, Geo-informatics, Banking and Insurance, Functional Hindi and an Advanced PG Diploma in Disaster Management and Biodiversity, besides Diploma in DPPTE and Certificate Courses in Communicative English, Tribal languages, Yoga Therapy and Graphics and Animations, etc.

The University has been striving to maintain high standards both in teaching and research in order to achieve excellence. Years of concerted efforts of the University have shown the signs of qualitative as well as quantitative progress. The research activities of the University are being strengthened by increasing the number of registered Ph.D. scholars and also by taking up many research projects funded by external agencies. The total number of published books and research articles has shown a significant rise. Two Research Journals, one each in English and Hindi, are published regularly. The Rono Post, the Rajiv Gandhi University newsletter is published half- yearly.

The University has been organizing a number of conferences, seminars, symposia and workshops in order to generate disseminate and upgrade knowledge on various key issues.

The University currently has internet access through the services provided by VSAT Facility. Internet is provided through 2 mbps leased line link and 1 Mbps DAMA VSAT link from ERNET India, New Delhi. In addition, 1Gbps National Knowledge Network (NKN) link has also been commissioned to the University through which university receives 10-20 Mbps internet bandwidth.

The University also runs a project namely Women Technology Park which imparts training to unemployed women on mushroom cultivation, sericulture, modified loom, ornamental fish, etc.

In a span of around 33 years Rajiv Gandhi University has matured into an institution with proven academic excellence, social commitment and cultural interest with a clear vision for its future growth.

ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY DURING 2016-17

The academic session of the University started in July 2016. During the session, 2095 students were enrolled in various Departments of the University of which 57.28 % students were female students.

During 2016-17, 53 (fifty three) M.Phil. and 42 (forty two) Doctoral students were awarded degree in various Courses/Subjects of the University. The details are provided in Annexure VI.

The faculty members of the University must be credited for bringing large amount of funding through a number of research projects funded by various external agencies like DBT, DST-SERB, UGC, ICSSR, CSIR, BRNS, DIT, MAKAI, Ministry of Environment and Forest etc. The details are furnished in Annexure V.

During the year 2016-17, 11 Books and a number research papers were published by Faculty members which are a significant increase over the last year. The detailed list of Published Books/Research Papers/Articles has been provided in the profile of the respective departments.

The percentage of students clearing NET/SLET and other National Tests during the reference year has been fairly high.

IMPORTANT EVENTS DURING 2016-17

1. The University celebrated its 33nd foundation day on 4th February, 2017 with great enthusiasm by organizing Foundation Day Lecture. Prof. Atul Sarma, former Vice- Chancellor of Rajiv Gandhi University and an eminent economist delivered foundation day lecture on “Demonetization 2016”.

2. The University celebrated Arunachal Panorama from March 10-12, 2017 with a colorful presentation reflecting the unity in diversity and spirit of State’s numerous tribes. Sri Nabam Rebia, Hon’ble Minister, Urban Development and Housing, Government of Arunachal Pradesh inaugurated the programme as Chief Guest on 10th March 2017. The festival was organized to showcase the multicultural facets of Arunachal Pradesh in which 15 different tribes or tribal groups of Arunachal Pradesh showcased their traditional dances, rituals, folklores and folktales, etc. Faculty of Social Sciences Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies (AITS) Department of Anthropology Department of Economics Department of History Department of Political Science Department of Sociology Department of Social Work

Faculty of Languages Department of English Department of Hindi

Faculty of Education Department of Education Department of Physical Education

Faculty of Commerce and Management Department of Commerce PART I Department of Management

Faculty of Environmental Sciences Department of Geography

Faculty of Life Sciences Department of Botany Department of Zoology

Faculty of Basic Sciences Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics Department of Physics

Faculty of Information Technology Department of Mass Communication

Faculty of Engineering and Technology Department of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

Faculty of Social Sciences

Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies (AITS) Department of Anthropology Department of Economics Department of History Department of Political Science Department of Sociology Department of Social Work

ARUNACHAL INSTITUTE TRIBAL STUDIES

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : ARUNACHAL INSTITUTE OF TRIBAL STUDIES

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1995

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Tamo Mibang Ph.D. Professor (on lien) Oral History, Language and Culture Studies 2. Simon John Ph.D. Professor Folklore Studies 3. Jumyir Basar Ph.D. Associate Professor Sociocultural Anthropology 4. Lisa Lomdak M.Phil. Assistant Professor Linguistics 5. Zilfa Modi M.A. Assistant Professor Sociology 6. Wanglit Mongchan Ph.D. Assistant Professor Linguistics 7. Tarun Mene Ph.D. Assistant Professor Sociocultural Anthropology

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017): N/A

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 3 200 2. M.Phil. 10

c) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (Academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 M.Phil. 3 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7

d) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Simon John Socio Cultural DIPR, New 19.36 Jumyir 2016- Profile and Delhi Basar 2018 Intangible Cultural Heritage of Monpa Tribe of Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh 2. Simon John An Indigenous Indo-U.S. 123.5 Jumyir 2016 - Studies Field 21st Basar, Lisa 2019 School for Global Century Lomdak, Exchange in Knowledge Wanglit Northeast India: Initiative Monchan Fostering with and Tarun Educational and University Mene Public Health of South Initiative Florida, USA 3. Simon John Centre for UGC 180.00 Lisa 5 years (Coordinator) Endangered Lomdak Languages and Wanglit Monchan 4. Simon John Traditional Intangible 1.50 - 2015- Cultural Cultural 2016 Expressions Heritage, (TCEs) associated Sangeet with Dree and Natak Murung Festivals Akademi, of the Apatani New Delhi Tribe in Arunachal Pradesh 5. Jumyir Basar Ethnographic UGC XII 9.60 - 2014- Documentation of Plan 2016 Lesser Known Innovative Communities of Research Arunachal Pradesh Programme b) Completed Sponsored Projects / Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned (₹ investigator (years) In Lakhs) 1. Lisa People’s Bhasha - - - Lomdak Linguistic Research and Survey of Publication India, Centre, Baroda, Arunachal, Gujarat Volume One

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / Workshop / Conference / / National Coordinator etc. Short-Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Simon John Workshop on IGNCA, New March 22- National Documenting Oral Delhi 25, 2017 Traditions of North East India 2. Lisa Lomdak International Mother Rajiv Gandhi February Regional Language day University, 21, 2017 (Matribhasha Diwas) Arunachal Pradesh 3. Lisa Lomdak 7-Day Regional Rajiv Gandhi October 7- Regional Workshop on Tangam University, 13, 2016 Language Documentation Arunachal Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-17)

a) International / National journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. S. John Funeral Journal of - - 2017 - Traditions of Human Kind, the Idu Mishmi IGRMS, Bhopal Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh 2. T. Mene & Euthanasia Journal of 51 24- 2016 - S. K. among the Idu Indian 40 Chaudhuri Mishmis of Anthropological Arunachal Society Pradesh: Understanding Issues and Concerns of a Frontier Tribe

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publication chapter nos. 1. S. John Not Just A Doing Auto Serials - 978-8- 2016 Game: Ethnography Publication, 18- Reliving the New Delhi 387672- Politics of 8 Hockey

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Simon John National seminar on Verbal North-Eastern February 23- National Art: Exploring the Hill University, 24, 2017 Ethnography of Speaking Shillong Strategies Presented a paper on Mourning Traditions of Idu Mishmis Simon John 7-Day Workshop on Natural Rajiv Gandhi October 13-19, National Language Processing University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Simon John National seminar on Cultural D. N. Govt. March 10-11, National Heritage of North East India College, 2017 (Resource Person) Itanagar Jumyir Basar Consultative Workshop on Arunachal December 17, National Vision Document-Arunachal Vikas Parishad, 2016 Pradesh Itanagar (Resource Person) Jumyir Basar State level Consultation on Directorate of November 29, National Strengthening Inter-Sectorial Health and 2016 Coordination for addressing Family Welfare Key Determinants of and National Nutrition India Health Mission, (Resource Person) Govt. of A.P. Jumyir Basar UGC Sponsored Outreach Jawaharlal November 2, National programme on Women Nehru College, 2016 Empowerment: Challenges Pashighat Ahead (Resource Person) Lisa Lomdak Challenges in preserving Research May 16, 2016 National Tribal languages of Institute of Arunachal Pradesh to World's Ancient Students and Faculties of Traditions, University of South Florida, Cultures and USA Heritage (Special Lecture) (RIWATCH ) Roing, Lower Dibang Valley Lisa Lomdak National Seminar on Route to Sikkim September 19- National Oral Literature Presented a University, 20, 2016 paper entitled A Study on Gangtok Oral Literatures of Arunachal Pradesh: Challenges for Research and Documentation Lisa Lomdak 7-Day Regional Workshop Rajiv Gandhi October 7-13, National on Tangam Language University, 2016 Documentation Arunachal Pradesh Lisa Lomdak 7-Day Workshop on Natural Rajiv Gandhi October 13-19, National Language Processing University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Tarun Mene Golden Jubilee Symposium Dibrugarh May 26-27, National University, 2016 Dibrugarh Tarun Mene 7-Day Workshop on Natural Rajiv Gandhi October 13-19, National Language Processing University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Tarun Mene 46th Annual Conference of Manipur November 8- International Indian Anthropological University, 10, 2016 Society and International Imphal Seminar on Anthropological Research in NE India: Retrospect and Prospect Tarun Mene National Workshop on NEHU, February 24- National Translating the Oral Shillong 25, 2017 Resources of some Oral Communities in NE India Tarun Mene National Workshop on - IGRMS, March 10-12, National Anthropology and Museum Bhopal, MP 2017 Tarun Mene National Seminar on Rajiv Gandhi March 17-18, National Anthropology and Public University, 2017 Development Policy: Issues Arunachal and Challenges Pradesh Tarun Mene Workshop on Documenting Rajiv Gandhi March 22-25, National Oral Traditions of NE India University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Wanglit Himalayan Languages IIT, Guwahati June 8-10, International Mongchan Symposium (An International 2016 Annual Conference for the Himalaya languages) Wanglit National Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September 21- National Mongchan Khapa/Kasik Language University, 25, 2016 Documentation Arunachal Pradesh Wanglit National Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi October 7-13, National Mongchan Tangam Language University, 2016 Documentation Arunachal Pradesh Wanglit 7-Day Workshop on Natural Rajiv Gandhi October 13-19, National Mongchan Language Processing University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Wanglit 38th International Conference IIT, Guwahati November 10- International Mongchan of Linguistic Society of India 12, 2016 Wanglit National Workshop on NERIE, February 21- National Mongchan Development of Culture Umiam, 23, 2017 Specific Supplementary Shillong Material in English for Elementary Level Wanglit National Workshop on North-Eastern February 24- National Mongchan Translating the Oral Hill University, 25, 2017 Resources of some Oral Shillong Communities in North-East India Wanglit National Seminar on Cultural DNGC, March 10-11, National Mongchan Heritage of North-East India Itanagar 2017 Wanglit National Seminar on Rajiv Gandhi March 17-18, National Mongchan Anthropology and Public University, 2017 Development Policy: Issues Arunachal and Challenges Pradesh Wanglit National Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi March 22-25, National Mongchan Documenting Oral Traditions University, 2017 of North-East India Arunachal Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Name of the Institute / Purpose / Name of the Date No. Visitor University Lecture 1. Prof. Anvita Abbi Sangeet Natak Workshop on March 22-25, Akademi, New Delhi Documenting oral 2017 Traditions of North East India 2. Prof. Jawaharlal President, Indian Workshop on March 22-25, Handoo Folklore Congress, Documenting oral 2017 Mysore Traditions of North East India 3. Prof. A. Pondicherry University Workshop on March 22-25, Chellaperumal Documenting oral 2017 Traditions of North East India 4. Mr. Bappa Ray Film Maker, National Workshop on March 22-25, awardee, New Delhi Documenting oral 2017 Traditions of North East India

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.): NIL  The faculty members have carried out several field studies in connection to various ongoing research projects

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017  The institute have been awarded An Indigenous Studies Field School for Global Exchange in Northeast India: Fostering Educational and Public Health Initiative under the scheme of Indo-U.S. 21st Century Knowledge Initiative awards in collaboration with University of South Florida, USA for the period 2016-2019.

 The Institute has established a UGC sponsored Centre for Endangered Languages (CFEL) and carried a number of field research and documentation, organised several workshops on language documentation and released the first CFEL Research Newsletter, Vol. I (1), February, 2017.

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : ANTHROPOLOGY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2012

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Names Qualification Designations Areas of interest No. 1. Sarit Kumar Ph.D. Professor (on Lien) Social Anthropology Chaudhuri 2. Haobijam Vokendro Ph.D. Associate Professor & Physical & cultural Singh Head anthropology, Food & Nutrition Studies 3. Dhritiman Sarma Ph.D. Assistant Professor Cultural Anthropology and Ethno Archeology 4. Md Asghar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Physical Anthropology 5. Radhe Amung M.A. Assistant Professor Gender Studies

6. STUDENT ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the course Application received No of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 250 26

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 19 5 2. M.Phil. 17 3

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG / Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 6 9 0 1 1 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 14

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 M.Phil. 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects / Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Dhritiman Dwindling UGC 0.15 - 2 years Sarma puppetry traditions in Assam 2. Md. Asghar Bio-social UGC 4.06 Radhe 5 years Dimension of Amung Children: An Anthropological Study of Lesser Known Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. Md. Asghar Preference of Eurasian 7(2) 29- 2016 et al. Son and Journal of 36 Reproductive Anthropology Profile of Three Endogamous Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, India b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publication chapter nos. 1. Md. Offspring Health and Akansha 40-50 978- 2016 Asghar Mortality & Illness: An Publishing 8-18- Reproductive Anthropological House, 3704 Compensatio Exploration New 73-1 n: A case of (Ed. M. C. Arun Delhi Manipuri Kumar) Muslims

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Md. Asghar Anthropological Research Imphal November 8- International in North East India: 10, 2016 Retrospect and prospect

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Name Date No. Institute / of the Lecture University 1. Prof. Vinay K. Srivastav Delhi University, CVF Haimendorf November 2016 Delhi Memorial Lecture 2. Prof. R. Mutakar ICMR Keynote Speaker March 2017 in National Seminar 3. Dr. S. B. Chakraborty Indian Keynote Speaker March 2017 Anthropological in National Society Seminar 5. Prof. M. C. Arunkumar Manipur Keynote Speaker March 2017 University, in National Imphal Seminar

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Two weeks field work was conducted in Ledum village of Pasighat, Arunachal Pradesh, among the Adi tribe from January 16 – February 2, 2017

 One day outreach programme was conducted at Upper Primary Govt. School, Ledum on January 24, 2017 under the supervision of Dr. Md Asghar and Ratna Tayeng

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017  Department of Anthropology adopted Poma village under Unnat Bharat Mission

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : ECONOMICS

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1991

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Amitava Mitra Ph.D. Professor Environmental Economics 2. Nirod Chandra Ph.D. Development Economics Professor Roy 3. Sushanta Kumar Ph.D. Public Economics Professor and Head Nayak 4. Vandana Ph.D. Labour and Employment, Upadhyay Professor Gender and Population Economics 5. Lijum Nochi Ph.D. Assistant Professor International Economics 6. Maila Lama Ph.D. Environmental Economics, Assistant Professor Agricultural Economics 7. Dil Bahadur M.A. Labour Economics Assistant Professor Gurung 8. Prasenjit Bujar Ph.D. Environmental Economics, Baruah Assistant Professor Econometrics, Operation Research 9. Anup Kumar Das Ph.D. Environmental Economics, Assistant Professor Econometrics, Operation Research

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 140 41

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Phil. 71 3 2. Ph.D. 18 7

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen Total M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 1 0 0 3 0 0 1 5 2 M. Phil. 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Scholar Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Supervisor Registration 1. Dil Bahadur Gurung Vandana Upadhyay Women’s Work in 13.08.2010 Rural Arunachal Pradesh: Household Work, Workforce Participation and Division of Labour 2. Neelima Gogoi Sushanta Kumar Diversification of 29.11.2010 Konwar Nayak Economic Activities under Non-Farm Sector: Strategy for Viability and Sustainability: (A Study with Special Reference to Lakhimpur and Sonitpur District of Assam) 3. Ajit Debnath Amitava Mitra Urban Development 13.05.2011 and Willingness to pay for Solid Waste Management – A Study of Naharlagun and Itanagar Towns of Arunachal Pradesh 4. Biman Kumar Nath Vandana Upadhyay Employment, Earnings 09.08.2011 and Working Condition in the Urban Informal Sector of Assam 5. Toku Chokio Sushanta Kumar Access to Health 18.10.2012 Nayak Facility and Human Development in Kurung Kumey District of Arunachal Pradesh: An Economic Analysis 6. Bhupan Pathari Nirod Chandra Roy A Study of Problems of 18.10.2012 Agriculture Finance in Assam 7. Khomsum Wangdi Nirod Chandra Roy & Commercialisation of 27.08.2015 Vandana Upadhyay Agriculture in Arunachal Pradesh: An Economic Analysis 8. Jyotshna Saikia Nirod Chandra Roy A Study of Fertility and 27.08.2015 Human Capital in Assam 9. Prafulla Rajbanshi Nirod Chandra Roy A Study of Poverty 27.08.2015 Alleviation Programme in Rural Assam 10. Dakli Lombi Nirod Chandra Roy A Study of Household 27.08.2015 Consumption Patterns in Arunachal Pradesh 11. Tagam Dabi Amitava Mitra Common Property 09.03.2016 Forest Resources and Rural Livelihood Strategies – A Study of Arunachal Pradesh 12. Maryir Bagra Sushanta Kumar An Economic Analysis 14.09.2016 Nayak of Livestock Production in Arunachal Pradesh 13. Debajit Bhuyan Amitava Mitra Nature and 14.09.2016 Determinants of Rural Non-Farm Sector Activities in Assam: A Study of Sonitpur (undivided) and Lakhimpur Districts 14. Apilang Apum Vandana Upadhyay Child Labour in 19.12.2016 Arunachal Pradesh : An Economic Analysis

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Vandana Changing National 7.39 - 2015-2017 Upadhyay Perspective of Institute for Women’s Rural Work and Development Decline in and Panchayati Female Labour Raj, Participation Hyderabad Rate in Rural India (Arunachal Pradesh) 2. Lijum A Study of CDS, 2.50 - 2017-2018 Nochi Agrarian Department of Transition in Economics, Arunachal Rajiv Gandhi Pradesh University 3. Maila Lama Agricultural ICSSR, New 5.00 - 2015-2016 Productivity Delhi and Resource Use Efficiency in Eastern Himalayan Region: A Study of Arunachal Pradesh 4. Maila Lama Agricultural UGC XII Plan 1.68 - 2014-2016 Productivity Innovative and its Research Determinants Programme in West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Amitava Productivity, ICSSR, New Delhi 9.40 - 3 Mitra Resource Use Efficiency and Livelihood Options in the Fisheries of Arunachal Pradesh- Opportunities and Challenges 2. Vandana A Study on the National 5.63 Dil 2014- Upadhyay Social, Commission for Bahadur 2016 Economic and Women, New Gurung Political Delhi Empowerment of Women in North East India (Arunachal Pradesh)

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / / Workshop / / National Coordinator Conference / Short- etc. Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Sushant A Short-term Centre for Development February National Kumar workshop on Studies, Department of 21-25, Nayak Research Economics, Rajiv Gandhi 2017 Methodology for the University Social Sciences Department

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. A. Mitra et Challanges of Review of II(II) 2016 1.47 al. Bio-medical Literature Waste Accumulation and Management in Urban Areas: A Study of Itanagar town of Arunachal Pradesh 2. P. Bujar Financial North 1(1) 8-16 2016 Baruah Access of Eastern Unorganized Economic Service Sector Review Enterprises in Assam 3. A. K. Das Impact of Bangladesh XXXIX 83- 2016 Access to Development 101 Credit on Studies Rental Markets of Agricultural Capital Goods: Evidence from Assam of North-East India 4. M. Lama Tourism North 1(1) 1-7 2016 Development Eastern and Economic Conservation Review of Environment in Eastern Himalayas: A Case of Arunachal Pradesh 5. M. Lama Crop International 6(2) 15- 2016 Diversification Journal of 21 and Farm Food Income in the Agriculture Hills of North and East India: A Veterinary Case of Sciences Arunachal Pradesh 6. V. Employment North East 2(1-4) 7-37 2016 Upadhyay Patterns in Chronicle Rural Arunachal Pradesh: Insights from Time Use Survey

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publicatio chapter nos. n 1. N. C. Roy Emerging Rethinking Routledge, 151- 978- 2017 Issues of Economic New Delhi 170 1-13- Human Development 8201 Development in North East 78-1 in North east India: The India Emerging Dynamics 2. S. K. Economic Flagship Academic 978- 2016 Nayak Analysis of Programmes: Foundation, 9-33- the Impact of Impact, New Delhi 2703 Pradhanmantri Problems and 71-1 Gram Sadak Challenges Yojana on the Ahead Economy of (P. K. Arunachal Kumaran et. Pradesh al. (Eds.) 3. V. Introduction: Rethinking Routledge, 1-18 978- 2017 Upadhyay Locating Economic New Delhi 1-13- Northeast Development 8201 India in a in North East 78-1 globalizing India: The India Emerging Dynamics 4. V. Educational Rethinking Routledge, 171- 978- 2017 Upadhyay Disparities in Economic New Delhi 211 1-13- North East Development 8201 India in North East 78-1 India: The Emerging Dynamics 5. V. Gender Assam Planning and 124- 2016 Upadhyay Dimensions of Human Development 141 Human Development Department, Development: Report 2014: Government From Managing of Assam Differentials Diversities: and UNDP to Inequalities Achieving Human Development

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Name of the Book Publisher ISBN Year of No. Author(s) Publication 1. Vandana Rethinking Economic Routledge, 978-1-13-820178-1 2017 Upadhyay Development in North New Delhi East India: The Emerging Dynamics

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of the Place Date International Faculty Conference / Symposia / National / workshop Amitava Mitra Concept of Sustainable Dept. of Planning, August National Development and Govt. of Arunachal 22, 2016 Forestry Management Pradesh in Arunachal Pradesh (Resource Person) Amitava Mitra Higher Education: A D. N. Govt. College, October National key to Economic Itanagar 22-23, Development 2016 (Keynote Address) Amitava Mitra Economic Valuation of Rajiv Gandhi October International wetlands in Arunachal University, Arunachal 15-18, Pradesh Pradesh 2016 (Chaired a Technical Session) Amitava Mitra Expansion and Quality Tezpur November National of Higher Education in University,Tezpur 21-23, India 2016 (Invited Talk) Amitava Mitra 18th Annual Conference Gauhati University, December National of North East Guwahati 15-17, Economic Association 2016 (NEEA) (Chaired a Technical Session) Amitava Mitra One Week Workshop Rajiv Gandhi February National on Research University, Arunachal 21-26, Methodology in Social Pradesh 2017 Science Research (Resource Person) Anup Kumar 18th Annual Conference Gauhati University, December National Das of North Eastern Guwahati 15-17, Economic Association 2016 (NEEA) Anup Kumar 76th Annual Conference Assam Agricultural November National Das of Indian Society of University, Silchar 21-23, Agricultural Economics 2016 Anup Kumar 2nd International Shri Mata Vaishno July 28- International Das Conference on Applied Devi University, Katra, 29, 2016 Economics and Jammu & Kashmir Business Maila Lama 18th Annual Conference Gauhati University, December National of North Eastern Guwahati 17-18, Economic Association 2016 (NEEA) Nirod Chandra One Week Workshop Rajiv Gandhi February National Roy on Research University, Arunachal 21-26, Methodology in Social Pradesh 2017 Science Research (Resource Person) Prasenjit Bujar National Seminar on Rengam Subansiri July 23- National Baruah Prospects of Cottage College, Patrichuk 24, 2016 and Small Scale Industries for Self- Dependent and Self- Reliance in a Rural Economy Like India Prasenjit Bujar 58th Annual Conference IIT Guwahati, in November National Baruah of the Indian Society of collaboration with 23-26, Labour Economics OKD Institute of 2016 Social Change and Development, Guwahati and TISS Guwahati, Assam Prasenjit Bujar 18th Annual Conference Gauhati University, December National Baruah of North Eastern Guwahati 16-17, Economic Association 2016 (NEEA) Prasenjit Bujar Annual Conference of NISER, Bhubaneshwar December National Baruah The Indian 22-24, Econometric Society 2016 Vandana 58th Annual Conference IIT Guwahati, in November National Upadhyay of the Indian Society of collaboration with 24-26, Labour Economics OKD Institute of 2016 Social Change and Development, Guwahati and TISS Guwahati, Assam Vandana One Week Workshop Rajiv Gandhi February National Upadhyay on Research University, Arunachal 21-26, Methodology in Social Pradesh 2017 Science Research (Resource Person)

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Name of the Purpose / Name of the Date No. Visitor Institute / University Lecture 1. Prof. Sib Ranjan Visva Bharati, Resource person in the February 21-23, Misra Santiniketan CDS workshop of Research 2017 Methodology 2. Prof. C. K. North Bengal Resource person in the February 21-23, Mukhopadhyay University, Siliguri CDS workshop of Research 2017 Methodology 3. Prof. Mohamed UGC, NERO, Resource person in the February 25, Arif Guwahati CDS workshop of Research 2017 Methodology 4. Dr. Partha Institute for Studies Resource person in the February 24-25, Pratim Sahu in Industrial CDS workshop of Research 2017 Development, New Methodology Delhi

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : HISTORY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1980

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Sudhir Kumar Ph.D. Professor South East Asia studies Singh 2 Tana Showren Ph.D. Professor & Head Modern Indian History (North East India), Oral Traditions and Historical Methods 3. Sarah Hilaly Ph.D. Professor History of North East India 4. S. N. Singh Ph.D. Professor Indian National Movement, Mahatma Gandhi and Technological History of Arunachal Pradesh 5. Ashan Riddi Ph.D. Professor History and Culture of North East India, History of the USA and History of the Contemporary World 6. Tajen Dabi M.A. Assistant Professor 7. Tade Sangdo M.A. Assistant Professor

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 198 57

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 11 6 2. M.Phil. 8 3

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 18 34 0 0 2 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 22 35

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 5 M.Phil. 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Chera Tamak Sudhir Kumar The Memba of A.P.: A 23.05.2012 Singh Historical Study (Upto 1947 A.D.) 2. Aditee Kumari Sudhir Kumar Sino-Indian War: A Study 05.02.2014 Singh of its Impact on Society, Economy & Politics of Arunachal Pradesh (1962- 1987) 3. Mohan Koyu Sudhir Kumar The Indigenous Beliefs & 05.02.2014 Singh Practices of Arunachal Pradesh: A Historical Study of East Siang 4. Chalit Sumnyan Sudhir Kumar The Administrative 05.02.2014 Singh Development of Arunachal Pradesh: a Historical Study of Tirap, 1826-1987 5. Katem Perme Sudhir Kumar The Trade Practices of the 05.02.2014 Singh Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh: A Historical Study of the Adis (Earliest Time to 1962) 6. Eva Dupak Sudhir Kumar Status of Women in 13.08.2010 Singh Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of the Adis of East Siang District 7. Jeevantu Tikhak Sudhir Kumar The Tikhak Tangsa of 14.01.2017 Singh Arunachal Pradesh:A Study in Socio Cultural Dynamics of Tradition and Modernity upto 1987 8. Jarpa Gadi Sudhir Kumar The Sino-India Relations 14.09.2016 Singh with Reference to Arunachal Pradesh (1911- 1962) 9. L. Pakpi Ngulom Sudhir Kumar Yobin: An Ethno- In Process Singh Historical Study of Changlang District of Arunachal Pradesh 10. Tocha Hosai Sudhir Kumar Indigenous knowledge In Process Singh system of the Nocte of Arunachal Pradesh: Socio- Cultural Study 11. Tajen Dabi Tana Showren Development of Health 23.05.2012 Care System in (A.P.) (1826-1987) 12. Konchok Dolma Tana Showren Traditional Trade Routes 25.02.2015 & Trade practices Across the Border of Himalayan: A Case Study of the Monpa of Arunachal Pradesh from Early Time to 1987 13. Mima Bam Tana Showren The Galo & Their 27.08.2015 Neighbours: A Study of the Socio-Economic & Cultural Development from the Past to Present 14. Rajesh Tajo Tana Showren Ideas & Institutions of the In Process Nyubh (Priest): A Study of Culture, Healing & Ritual Practices of the Nyishi 15. Todak Riba Tana Showren Trade, Practices & Trade 2015 Routes of Galo of Arunachal Pradesh (from early Period to 1962) 16. Pill Moni Tana Showren The Village Authority & 05.02.2014 Administration of Justice in Arunachal Pradesh: A Historical Study of Nyishi upto 1972 17. Chow Minichan Tana Showren Religious Life of the In Process Mannoi Khampti of Arunachal Pradesh: Continuity and Change 18. Hemanta Saikia Sarah Hilaly Historical Study of Satras 2012 in Lakhimpur & Dhemaji District of Assam 16th to 19th Century 19. Tage Mamu Sarah Hilaly A History of Khamptis of 14.02.2013 Arunachal Pradesh: 1794- 1947 20. Rubu Tani Sarah Hilaly Resistance A Movements 05.02.2014 in Eastern Arunachal Pradesh: The Khamptis & Singphos 1825-1843 21. Taw Yania Sarah Hilaly The Duars in Arunachal 05.02.2014 Pradesh a Site for the Study of Hill-Plain Symbiosis: Sixteenth to Nineteenth Century 22. Dani Yama Sarah Hilaly A History of Traditional 20.05.2014 Healing System in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of the Apatanis 23. Tuting Borang Sarah Hilaly History of Textile in 24.07.2014 Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Traditional Adi Weaving Traditions 24. Minoo Kamsi Sarah Hilaly Livelihood Practices 14.09.2016 Among the Galos of Arunachal Pradesh: From Early Times to 1947 25. Shivumso Chikro Sarah Hilaly A History of the Kman In Process Mishmis upto 1947: Aspects of their Society, Polity, Economy and Religion 26. Doge Nyori S. N. Singh A Historical study of the 09.03.2016 Identity of the Galo: Society, Culture and Language from Early Times to 1987 27. Mongol Libang S. N. Singh British Policy towards the In Process Tribes of Central Arunachal Pradesh: 1825- 1947 28. TseringYangjom S. N. Singh Transition of the Mompa In Process Society of Arunachal Pradesh (A Study from the Pre-Buddhist Time to 1987) 29. Nangram Nana S. N. Singh A History of Traditional 14.09.2016 Technology of the Nyishi of Arunachal Pradesh: AStudy of Kurung Kumey District 30. Yime Potom S. N. Singh Women in Traditional 14.09.2016 Galo Society: A Historical Study upto 1979 31. Riter Basar S. N. Singh Socio-Cultural History of 14.09.2016 the Bugun Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh since 19th Century 32. Hage Yamang S. N. Singh Indigenous Knowledge In Process System of the Apatani of Arunachal Pradesh: Continuity and Change 33. Prem Kumar S. N. Singh Growth and Development In Process Sharma of Tea Plantations on the Northern Bank of Brahmaputra (1854-1947): A Case Study of North Lakhimpur and Darrang District 34. Tokgul Gamno Ashan Riddi Empowerment of Adi Registered Women Since Independence 35. Tade Sangdo Ashan Riddi A Study of British-Nyishi 23.05.2012 Relation-1947 36. Vicky Pulu Ashan Riddi Boarder Trade and Trade 05.02.2014 in Mishmi Hills: A Historical Study upto 1962 37. Joon Dulom Ashan Riddi Practice of Budhism 05.02.2014 Among the Nahs of Arunachal Pradesh 38. Nageshree Narah Ashan Riddi A Historical Study on 05.02.2014 Ayengia Status & Role of Missing Women: A Case Study of Lakhimpur & Dhemaji Districts 39. Nuyu Mize Ashan Riddi A Historical Study on 05.02.2014 Socio-Religious Ceremonies of the Adis of Arunachal Pradesh 40. Sanjay Hiri Ashan Riddi Traditional Institution of 20.05.2014 the Nahs of Arunachal Pradesh: A Ethno- Historical study 41. Ponung Darang Ashan Riddi The Khamba: A Historical In Process Study of Border Tribe of Aruanchal Pradesh 42. Bide Mindo Ashan Riddi A Historical Study of the In Process Border Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study on the Meyor Tribe of Anjaw District

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Tana Study of the UGC, New 85.25 - 2015-2020 Showren Religion and Delhi Spirituality of Easter Border Communities of Arunachal Pradesh (under UGC SAP (DRS-III) 2. S. K. Singh Border Communities UGC, New 80.50 Ashan 2015-2020 of Arunachal Delhi Riddi Pradesh

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Tana Oral Tradition: UGC XII 16.80 Tajen Dabi 2014-2017 Showren Archiving and Plan compiling the Innovative Tribes Histories Research of Arunachal Programme Pradesh

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Convener Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. / Coordinator etc. Workshop / / National Conference / Short- Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Tana Showren National Seminar on Rajiv Gandhi February National Border Communities University, 9-10, 2017 of Eastern Arunachal Arunachal Pradesh Pradesh 2. S. N. Singh National Seminar on UGC SAP February National Border Communities (DRS-III) 9-10, 2017 of Easter Arunachal Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National journals : NIL

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publication chapter nos. 1. T. Dabi Re- Pre-colonial DVS 122-133 978-8- 2017 assessing History and Publishers, 18- pre- Traditions of Guwahati 630799- colonial Arunachal 1 Pradesh 2. T. Dabi A Nation’s Identity, Routledge, 213-225 978-1- 2016 Begotten Contestations India 13- Child: and 8666- Arunachal Development 89-4 Pradesh in In Northeast India’s India Troubled Northeast

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Author(s) Name of the Book Publisher ISBN Year of No. Publication 1. S. K. Singh & A. Pre-colonial DVS 978-8-18- 2017 Riddi History and Publishers, 630799-1 Traditions of Guwahati Arunachal Pradesh

d) Papers published in conference proceedings Sl. Name of the Title of the Paper Details of ISBN / Year of No. Author(s) Conference ISSN Publication Publication No. 1. S. K. Singh & The Role of Women in Proceedings of 2349- 2016 E. Dupak the Political North East India 75X3 Development of History Arunachal Pradesh Association, Aizawl, Mizoram 2. S. K. Singh Colonialism, Nationalism Proceedings of - 2016 and Vietnam’s struggle Indian History for Freedom Congress, Malda, West Bengal

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Sudhir Kumar Indian History Trivandrum December 28- National Singh Congress 30, 2016 Sudhir Kumar 37th North East India Gangtok, Sikkim November, 10- National Singh History Association 12, 2016 (NEIHA) Annual Session Tana Showren 37th North East India Gangtok, Sikkim November, 10- National History Association 12, 2016 (NEIHA) Annual Session Tana Showren National Seminar on Indian April 20-22, National Archaeology, History, Archaeological 2017 Art, Museums and Society, New Folklores of the North Delhi in East India collaboration (Chaired a Session) with Rajiv Gandhi University, and National Museum Institute, New Delhi Sarah Hillay Road Communication Assam September 29- National and its Development University, 30, 2016 in Northeast India and Diphu Campus Beyond: Bridging Culture and People (Keynote Speaker) Sarah Hillay Ethno Science and J. N. College, October 6-7, National Technology of India: Pasighat 2016 with special Reference to North East India Sarah Hillay Doing Oral History: Assam November 11- National Folklore, Memory and University, 12, 2016 Tradition Diphu Campus (Plenary Lecture) Sarah Hillay Identity and University of January 16-17, National Marginality in Hyderabad 2017 Northeast India: Challenges for Social Science Research Sarah Hillay Pre-Conference SBOA Junior January 21-25, National Colloquium of the College, 2017 Indian Association for Chennai Woman Studies Sarah Hillay On Borders and IDSK, Kolkata February 7-8, National Borderlands: 2017 Negotiating the Margins, under Globalisation Sarah Hillay India’s North Eastern Asian March 9- National States and Eastern Confluence, 10,2017 Neighbour; Shillong Borderlands, People and Connectivity (Valedictory Address) Tajen Dabi National Seminar SAP Rajiv Gandhi February 9-10, National History University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Tajen Dabi Women and Child Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Rights University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Institute / Purpose / Name Date No. University of the Lecture 1. Prof. John Max Director, Centre for Visiting Professor March 15-April Jemke Studies in Oral Traditions, in History 2, 2016 University of Missouri, Columbi, USA 2. Prof. D. Nath Dibrugarh University, Visiting Professor February 1- Dibrugarh in History April 30, 2017

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Liyir Karso, an M.Phil. Studenthas been selected for prestigious 6th Albert Bates Lord Fellowship under the MoU signed between RGU & University of Missouri, Columbia, USA. She will be trained and oriented for advance research methods on oral traditions in the premier institute of Centre for Oral Traditions and Centre for e-Research in the University and will visit the libraries & Museums during her stay. She will be joining the Centre during the fall semester in August 2017 to take up her assignment. She is selected among several aspiring candidates against her research proposal on “The customary laws of Arunachal Pradesh: A historical study of traditional Galo society”

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Department of History conducted the outreach programme called “Know your surrounding” by entourages the local villages during the month of February 17, 2017 to have first-hand knowledge of the local socio-cultural aspects

 The Department also conducted the outreach programme on April 13, 2017 by trekking the Legendary Snake Stone (Budhwn Lwngne) situated at mountain between the Doimukh administration circle and Toru administration circle

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017 DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : POLITICAL SCIENCE

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1988

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. P. K. Panigrahi Ph.D. Professor International Politics, Political Sociology Grass root Democracy 2. Pura Tado Ph.D. Professor Political Theory, North East Politics 3. Nani Bath Ph.D. Professor International Relation, North East Politics 4. Nabam Nakha Hina Ph.D. Associate Professor Constitutional Law and & Head Traditional Political Institution 5. Tabang Mibang Ph.D. Assistant Professor Political Theory, Thought and Contempory Theory 6. Punyo Yarang Ph.D. Assistant Professor Comparative Political System 7. Samanta Sahu Ph.D. Assistant Professor Public Policy and Governance 8. David Gao Ph.D. Assistant Professor Dynamics of Indian Politics 9. Nuki Gammeng M.Phil. Assistant Professor -

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 278 56 b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 22 3 2. M.Phil. 25 6

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 22 25 0 0 4 1 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 27 29

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 M.Phil. 3 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 3

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Man Norbu Nani Bath District Administration in 09.03.2016 Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Tawang and West Kameng District 2. Jumbin Doke Nani Bath Right to Information Act 09.03.2016 2005: A Study of its Implementation and Implications in Arunachal Pradesh 3. Sanjay Mili Nani Bath Political Participation and 09.03.2016 Representation of Mising Women in Assam: A Study of Dhemaji and Jorhat District of Assam 4. Taba Billow Pura Tado Party Politics in Arunachal - Pradesh (1990-2014):A Case Study of Sagalee Assembly Constituency of Papum Pare District 5. Gandhi Siga Nabam Nakha Hina Customary Laws of the 27.08.2015 Tagins of Arunachal Pradesh: Continuity and Change 6. Millo Seema Nabam Nakha Hina Panchayat and Rural 09.03.2016 Development in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of Ziro Valley of Lower Subansiri District 7. Nima Dodum Nabam Nakha Hina Political and Social 09.03.2016 Institution and Under development of Puroiks (A Case Study of East Kameng District 8. Limo Ete Tabang Mibang Participation of Women in 09.03.2016 Panchayati Raj in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of West Siang District 9. Mibo Pertin Tabang Mibang Socio Political Institutions 09.03.2016 Among the Adis of Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Musup Koo 10. Kamin Modi Tabang Mibang Role of Panchayati Raj 09.03.2016 Institutions in Rural Development in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of East Siang District

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Nabam Discourses on National - - 1 year Nakha Hina the Positions of Security Nyishi Before Council, British Era and Government of Thereafter India 2. Nani Bath Refugee ICSSR, New 18.0 - 2 years Problems in Delhi Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of Contesting Rights, Claims and Discourses b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals: NIL

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Author(s) Name of the Publisher ISBN Year of No. Book Publication 1. N. N. Hina The Nyishi Authorspress, 978-9-35- 2016 Social and Delhi 207328-3 Political Movement in Search of Identity

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES: NIL

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.): NIL

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017: NIL DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : SOCIOLOGY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2011

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. M. Hussain Ph.D. Visiting Professor Sociology of North- east, Sociology of Knowledge 2. Soubhagya Ranjan Ph.D. Associate Professor & Sociological Theories, Padhi Head Sociology of Tribes and Modernized Communities, Sociology of Education 3. Bikash Bage M.A., MBA Assistant Professor Sociology of Health, Environmental Sociology 4. Shashank Yadav Ph.D. Assistant Professor Sociology of Gender, Research Methodology 5. Nani Umie M.A. Assistant Professor Sociology of Religion

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. - 50

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. - 2 2. M.Phil. - 5

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 14 31 0 0 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 35

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 M.Phil. 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Name of the Supervisor Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Registration 1. Jananko Tingwa Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi Assertion of Indigenous 13.09.2016 Identity among Mising Tribe of Assam 2. Gajapati Mili Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi Social Stratification 13.09.2016 and Mobility among the Sigpho Tribe of Arunachal

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Soubhagya Eradicating UGC 8.98 - 3 years Ranjan Exclusion and Padhi Constraints of Primary Education in Koraput District of Orissa

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Soubhagya Dynamics of ICSSR, 7.0 - 1.5 years Ranjan Padhi Watershed New Delhi Management for Sustainable Tribal Development: A Study in Koraput District of Orissa

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / Workshop / Conference / / National Coordinator etc. Short-term Course / outreach programme 1. Soubhagya Ranjan National Seminar on Rajiv Gandhi March, National Padhi Gender Sensitivity and University, 27, 2017 Exclusion: An Arunachal Interdisciplinary Pradesh Discourse 2. Soubhagya Ranjan Outreach Programme at Rajiv Gandhi March National Padhi & Bikash Adopted Village – University, 6-8, Bage Chiputa (Unnat Bharat Arunachal 2017 Abhiyan, Govt. of India) Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. S. R. The Rite-de- Eastern 69 (3-4) 367- 2017 - Padhi passage of Dead Anthropologist 382 through Gotar Ceremony 2. S. R. Overcoming International 6 (4) 256- 2016 - Padhi Exclusion and Journal of 261 Marginalization Social Science through and Humanity, Inclusive IACSIT Approaches in Education: Challenges and Vision of Arunachal Pradesh in India

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference Place Date International Faculty / Symposia / / National workshop Soubhagya Anthropogeographie: AVADHA Girls February 9- National Ranjan Padhi Contemporary College, Lucknow 10, 2016 Issues, Problems and Sustainable Development Soubhagya 42nd All India Tezpur University, December National Ranjan Padhi Sociological Tezpur 27-30, 2016 Conference Soubhagya Rural Resilience and Rajiv Gandhi February 2- National Ranjan Padhi its Relevance University, Arunachal 3, 2017 Pradesh Soubhagya Resource Kalyani University, March 20, National Ranjan Padhi person/Panel speaker West Bengal 2017 at ICSSR sponsored Research Methodology workshop Soubhagya Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 20- National Ranjan Padhi Bachao, Beti Padhao University, Arunachal 21, 2017 Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Name of Date No. Institute / the Lecture University 1. Prof. P. S. Vivek Mumbai University Visiting Professor March 22-23, (Sociological Theory 2017 and Sociology of spitting) 2. Prof. N. Jayaram Tata Institute of Visiting Professor March 27-April Social Sciences, (Research 11, 2017 Mumbai Methodology and Diaspora) 3. Prof. Aparna Rayaprol Central University Visiting Professor April 17-21, of Hyderabad (Sociology of Gender 2017 and Diaspora)

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Dr. Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi was appointed as executive member of adhoc group- Sociology of Everyday life, Indian Sociological Society, India

 Dr. Soubhagya Ranjan Padhi was appointed as Co-convener of Research Committee – 7 (Tribal, Rural and Peasant Society), Indian Sociological Society, India

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  4 (four) students qualified NET (UGC), including 2 (two) as JRF

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Sensitization programme on Health and Sanitation with blood donation camp at adopted village i.e. Chiputa, Papumpare district, Arunachal Pradesh, under Unnat Bharat Abhiyan on March 6-8, 2017.

 Field study at Dollungmukh, NHPC, Lower Subansiri Hydro-electricity Project, Lower Subansiri district, Arunachal Pradesh from April 24-29, 2017.

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIAL WORK

1. FACULTY : SOCIAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : SOCIAL WORK

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2015

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : MSW

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Chaphiak MSW Assistant Professor Community Health, Mental Lowang and Head (i/c) Disorders Aand Counselling 2. Kaushalendra Ph.D. Assistant Professor Aged Care, Community Pratap Singh Development, Correctional Social Work, Human Resource and Labour Welfare Management 3. Ravi Ranjan M.A. (SW) Assistant Professor Occupational Social Work, Kumar Ecology and Disaster Management, Gender, Disability, Governance 4. John M.A. (SW), Assistant Professor Tribal Identity, Society, Gaingamlung M.Phil. Welfare, Gender, Justice, Gangmei Livelihood Environment and Development

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. MSW 420 25

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. No. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted 1. Ph.D. - -

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / Workshop / Conference / National Coordinator etc. / Short-term Course / outreach programme 1. Chaphiak Lowang Workshop on Mental Rajiv Gandhi April 19- National Health and Emotional University, 20, 2017 Well-Being Arunachal Pradesh 2. John Workshop on Digital Ministry of August National Gaingamlung India Electronics & 20, 2016 Gangmei Information Technology, Govt. of India 3. John Workshop on NCRI February National Gaingamlung Curriculum Hyderabad & 2-3, 2017 Gangmei Development on Rajiv Gandhi Building Rural University, Resilience Arunachal Pradesh 4. John Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 20- Regional Gaingamlung Bachao, Beti Padhao University, 21, 2017 Gangmei Arunachal Pradesh 5. John 3-Day Trainer’s Nehru Yuva September National Gaingamlung Training (TOT) Kendra 3-5, 2016 Gangmei Sangathan, Ministry of Youth Affairs and sport, Govt. of India

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National journals Sl. Name of Title of the Paper Name Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) of the & issue nos. Publication Factor Journal no. (if any) 1. N. Jainer, R. Breaking the Gandhi 37 (3) 553- 2016 R. Kumar,L. Shackles: Advocating Marg 564 Prashad & for Co-education in M. Dutta Contemporary India with an analogy to Gandhian Philosophy of Education

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publicatio chapter nos. n 1. R. R. Prospects of Environmental Avenel 239- 978-93- 2016 Kumar & Disaster Degradation Press, 249 80736- J. Dey Managemen and Disaster: A Burdwan 25-9 t in Higher Vision Plan for Education in Sustainable India: A Development Reflective Discourse 2. L. Medical Field work Atlantic 224- - 2016 Prashad, Social Work Practice in Publisher, 244 R. R. in India: Social Work New Kumar, Addressing Education Delhi M. Dutta Emotional Contemporary & K. Arya and Social Areas and Components practices of Illness 3. J. G. Developme International Cambridg 23-48 978-1- 2016 Gangmei nt Strategies Conference of e Scholars 44- in North- Political Publishing 388886- East India: Economy of 8 Dams and Water: A Geopolitics Social Work Response

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Author(s) Name of the Publisher ISBN Year of No. Book Publication 1. Kaushalendra Pratap Working with Shipra 978-8-17- 2017 Singh Elderly Publication, 541889-9 New Delhi

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Chaphiak Workshop on NCRI Hyderabad February 2- National Lowang Curriculum & Rajiv Gandhi 3, 2017 Development on University, Building Rural Arunachal Pradesh Resilience Chaphiak Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 20- Regional Lowang Bachao, Beti Padhao University, 21, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Chaphiak 4-Day Workshop on NIRDPR-NERC, September National Lowang Behavioural skills for Guwahati 6-9, 2016 Managing Rural Development Programmes Chaphiak 3-Day Workshop on NIRDPR-NERC, February 15- National Lowang Gender Budgeting Guwahati 17, 2017 Kaushalendra Three day Trainer’s Nehru Yuva September National Pratap Singh Training (TOT) Kendra Sangathan 3-5, 2016 , Ministry of Youth Affairs and sport, Govt. of India Kaushalendra Workshop on Digital Ministry of August 20, National Pratap Singh India Electronics & 2016 Information Technology, Govt. of India Kaushalendra Workshop on NCRI Hyderabad February 2- National Pratap Singh Curriculum & Rajiv Gandhi 3, 2017 Development on University, Building Rural Arunachal Pradesh Resilience Kaushalendra Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 20- Regional Pratap Singh Bachao, Beti Padhao University, 21, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Ravi Ranjan Symposium on AssamUniversity, February 24, National Kumar Curriculum Silchar 2016. Development for Disability Studies Ravi Ranjan International Seminar & Assam University, February 13- International Kumar Youth Convention on Silchar 15, 2017 Digitalization and Rural Development in North East India: Issues, Challenges and Way Forward Ravi Ranjan Workshop on Protection National Institute September Regional Kumar of Women from of Public Co- 21-23, 2016 Domestic Violence Act Operation and (PWDVA), 2005 Child Development (NIPCCD), Regional Centre, Guwahati Ravi Ranjan Workshop on Digital Ministry of August 20, National Kumar India Electronics & 2016 Information Technology, Govt. of India Ravi Ranjan Workshop on NCRI Hyderabad February 2- National Kumar Curriculum & Rajiv Gandhi 3, 2017 Development on University, Building Rural Arunachal Pradesh Resilience Ravi Ranjan Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 20- Regional Kumar Bachao, Beti Padhao University, 21, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh John 2-Day National Saint Claret March 2-3, National Gaingamlung Conference on Rural College, Ziro 2017 Gangmei Livelihood, Environment, and Sustainable Development (Keynote Speaker)

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of The Visitor Name Of The Purpose / Name Of Date No. Institute / The Lecture University 1. Air Marshal (Retd.) Pranab Chancellor, Rajiv Chief Guest of November 29, Kumar Barbora Gandhi Rural Camp Unnat 2016 University, Bharat Abhiyan Arunachal Presentations Pradesh 2. Prof. P. K. Ghosh Shri Niketan, Delivered a talk on April 22, 2016 West Bengal Prospects of Social Work in Arunachal Pradesh 3. Dr. W. G. Prasanna Kumar NCRI NCRI Workshop February 1-3, Chairperson, on Building 2017 Hyderabad Curriculum for rural Development 4. Dr. Bornali Das GMCH, Workshop on April 19-20, Guwahati Mental Health and 2017 Emotional Well Being 5. Dr. Tame Kena R K Mission Workshop on April 19-20, Hospital, Mental Health and 2017 Itanagar Emotional Well Being 6. Dr. Apurba Saha Tezpur Workshop on April 19-20, University, Mental Health and 2017 Tezpur Emotional Well Being

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Dr.Kaushalendra Pratap Singh attended one month Faculty Orientation Programme at University of Lucknow, Lucknow.

 Mr. John Gaingamlung Gangmei attended one month Faculty Orientation Programme (23rd March to 21 April 2017) at Manipur University, Canchipur, Imphal.

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  2 (two) MSW students Ms.Binu Boje and Mr.Hento Paron were selected as Block Mission Manager (BMM) and Block Account & MIS (BA & MIS) respectively for National Rural Livelihood Mission (NRLM) on March 11, 2017

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.):  Unnat Bharat Abhiyan cum Rural Practicum The Department of Social Work adopted a village at Tirap District Arunachal Pradesh. The department conducted preliminary visit on the month of January 2016. And in the month of October the Department conducted a week long village camp by students of the MSW and faculty members

 The Department has a village assessment report indicating the needs and problems, strengths and limitations of the resources of the village. The department further aims to intervene for the sustainable development of the village. The department has an action plan for the year 2017. The stated plan would be implemented by July 2017. The students and faculties would be the medium of intervention

 NSS and Youth Development The Department with NSS Unit (Programme Officers) has framed a syllabus and introduced an Open Elective Course paper on ‘NSS and Youth Development’ for PG students in third semester.

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016:

Faculty of Languages

Department of English Department of Hindi

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

1. FACULTY : LANGUAGES

2. DEPARTMENT : ENGLISH

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1990

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., Ph.D. & CCCE

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Ashima Ranjan Parhi Ph.D. Professor (on EOL) - 1. Bhagabat Nayak Ph.D. Associate Professor & Postcolonial Literature Head and Literary Theory 2. Krushna Chandra Ph.D. Associate Professor British Literature, ELT Mishra and Critical Theory 3. Miazi Hazam Ph.D. Assistant Professor Postcolonial Writings 4. Doyir Ete M.A. Assistant Professor Diaspora Studies 5. Bompi Riba M.A. Assistant Professor Gender Studies and Diaspora 6. P. N. Piraji M.Phil. Assistant Professor Dalit Literature and Indian Writing 7. Dhriti S. Gupta M.Phil. Assistant Professor English Language Teaching 8. Chandan Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor British Literature, and Panda Caribbean Literature

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 285 43 2. CCCE 35 15

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 96 12

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 6 29 0 1 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 8 35

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 3 7 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 7 M.Phil. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Mie Dirchi A. R. Parhi Identity Constructions: A Study 09.08.2011 of Select North East Women Writers 2. Jitumoni Dutta A. R. Parhi Awakenings: A Study of Life 09.08.2011 Writing of Select Spiritual Seekers 3. Monu Bhujel A. R. Parhi Representations of Adolescence 09.08.2011 and Youth in Select Novels of Amitav Ghosh, Upamanyu and Chetan Bhagat 4. Doi Ete A. R. Parhi Rewriting the Nigerian Civil 18.10.2012 War: A Study of Select Women Writers 5. Juri Dutta A. R. Parhi A Comprehensive Study of 18.10.2012 Authentic Texts as Prospective Material in English Language Teaching at the Higher Education Level 6. Namgey Pema A. R. Parhi & Select Novels of Toni 14.02.2013 Bhagabat Nayak Morrison: An Eco-feminist Study 7. Harini Patowari A. R. Parhi A Study of Environmental 14.02.2013 Imagination and the Growth of Eco-Conscious Children’s Fiction in English in India 8. Indira Gogoi A. R. Parhi & Representation of the 29.11.2010 Bhagabat Nayak Multicultural in the Novels of Jhumpa Lahiri and Sunetra Gupta 9. Nang Wishakha Bhagabat Nayak Contextualizing ‘New Woman’ 2016 Namchoom in the Select Novels of Shashi Despande and Manju Kapur 10. Saini Manyu Bhagabat Nayak V. S. Naipaul’s Travel 2016 Narrative: A study of Civilization and Culture in Postcolonial Perspective 11. Saurav Mitra Miazi Hazam Representation of the Indian 2016 Nation in the Novels of Arundhati Roy, Arvind Adiga and Select Indian Writers in Translation 12. Abani Doley Miazi Hazam Contextualizing the Progression 2016 of ‘Self’ in the Novels of Bassie Head

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper the Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. B. Nayak Specimens of The Indian LIV 74-85 2017 - Authentic Journals of Literature: English Developing Studies Communicative Competence for ESL Teaching 2. B. Nayak Demystifying Journal of 7(1) 101- 2017 - Identity in the the Odisha 111 Literary and Association Cultural for English Paradigms of Studies Third Worldism

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / chapter Book / Page Publication nos. 1. B. Nayak (De)personaliz Life-Writing Authorspre 73-87 978- 2016 ation of ‘self’ and the ss, New 9-35- in the Claims of Delhi 2072 Resurrection of Truth 62-0 Past: A Soul Searching Experience in Autobiography 2. B. Nayak Eco-ethics: A Rethinking Authorspre 277- 978- 2016 Philosophical Environment ss, New 290 9-35- Panacea for : Literature, Delhi 2074 Environmental Ethics and 66-2 Melancholia Praxis 3. C. K. India in Configuring Authorspre 72 978- 2017 Panda Naipaul’s the Common ss, New 9-35- India: A Man: Trends Delhi 2074 Wounded and 46-4 Civilisation: Perspectives Conformity in and Contemporar Contradiction y Indian Literature

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Author(s) Name of the Publisher ISBN Year of No. Book Publication 1. B. Nayak The Fictional Authorspress, 978-9-35- 2017 World of New Delhi 207475-4 Toni Morrison: A Trauma of Slavocracy 2. C. K. Panda Semiotics of Literature and 978-8-19- 2016 ‘No’ in Pablo Technology: 244227-3 Larrain’s An Interface Movie No

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference Place Date International Faculty / Symposia / / National workshop Bhagabat Nayak Claiming Difference: Mizoram University, October 26- International Literatures and Mizoram 28, 2016 Cultures Bhagabat Nayak JGU International OP Jindal Global December 21- International Literary Conference University, Sonipat, 22, 2016 Delhi Chandan Kumar XIX International Doon University, December 18- International Panda Conference on Dehradun 21, 2016 Materialities: Objects, Matter, Things Dhriti S. Gupta 7-Day Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi October 13- National Natural Language University, 19, 2016 Processing Arunachal Pradesh Dhriti S. Gupta Training Programme SCERT, Tripura 7-11 March, National of Master Trainers in 2017 the Improvement of Teaching-learning of English Krushna International Seminar Mizoram University, October 26- International Chandra Mishra on Claiming the Aizawl 28, 2016 Difference: Literatures and Cultures Krushna National Seminar on Thiruvalluvar January 5-6, National Chandra Mishra Comparative University, Chennai, 2017 Literature :Crossing Tamil Nadu the Boundaries Krushna UGC-sponsored North Lakhimpur February 24- National Chandra Mishra National Seminar on College, Lakhimpur, 25, 2017 Mass Media and Assam Modern Indian Culture Krushna National Seminar on University of February 18- National Chandra Mishra Ethnicity and Identity Science and 19, 2017 in the North-East: Technology, Indian Writing in Meghalaya English Krushna International Seminar M. J. College, January 6-7, International Chandra Mishra on Teaching of Jalgaon, 2017 Language and Maharashtra Literature Miazi Hazam (Re)Envisaging Assam University, September 8- International India’s Northeast: Silchar, Assam 9, 2016 Ethnicity, Identity, Culture and Literature Miazi Hazam Eight Decades of Lakhimpur February 3-4, National North-Eastern Commerce College, 2017 Cinema and Beyond Assam Miazi Hazam Empowerment of Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Women and Child University, 2017 Rights Arunachal Pradesh Miazi Hazam Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi March 2-3, National Ka Daur: Damait University, 2017 Ashmitaon Ka Utthan Arunachal Pradesh Miazi Hazam The Politics of Post: MMV, BHU, March 25-31, National Theory, Literature Varanasi 2017 and Culture

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Name of the Date No. Institute / Lecture University 1. Prof. N. Jayaram Tata Institute of For Annual April 5, 2017 Social Sciences, Department Seminar Mumbai on Literature and Society 2. Prof. Aparna Rayaprol University of Special Lecture on April 19, 2017 Hyderabad Gender in the Writings of Indian Diaspora

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  2 (two) students qualified NET (UGC), including 1 (one) as JRF

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  An outreach programme to study Ecology in Mani village area at Midpu, Arunachal Pradesh

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017 DEPARTMENT OF HINDI

1. FACULTY : LANGUAGES

2. DEPARTMENT : HINDI

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1999

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.and PGDFH

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Harish Kumar Ph.D. Professor Katha-Sahitya, Medieval Sharma Literature 2. Oken Lego Ph.D. Associate Professor Medieval Literature & Head 3. Shyam Shankar Ph.D. Associate Professor Literary Criticism Singh 4. Jamuna Bini Tadar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Hindi Drama& Comparative Literature 5. Abhishek Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Katha- Sahitya Yadav 6. Joram Yalam Nabam Ph.D. Assistant Professor Folk Literature 7. Vishwajit Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Adhunik Kavya Mishra (Chhayavad), Katha-sahitya 8. Rajeev Ranjan M.A. Assistant Professor Functional Hindi, Prasad Psycholinguistics, Cinema Critics 9. Satya Prakash Paul Ph.D. Assistant Professor Aalochana Aur Katha Sahitya

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 136 50 2. PG Diploma in Functional 31 11 Hindi (PGDFH) b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Phil. 80 5 2. Ph.D. 50 3

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 2 42 0 1 2 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 46 PGDF 1st Sem. ------H

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 8 0 0 1 1 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 11 M.Phil. 1 2 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 4

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Byabang Yana Harish Kumar Nyishi Aur Adi Lokgeeton Ka 2013 Sharma Tulanatmak Adhyayan 2. Vinita Kumari Oken Lego Nagarjun Ke Katha-Sahitya 2013 Mein Abhivyaktstree-Chetna Ka Swaroop 3. Jamuna Tayeng Oken Lego Dalit Chetna Ke Pariprekshya 2013 Mein Madhyakaleen Sant Sahitya Ka Moolyankan 4. Ing Perme Oken Lego Adi Lok Sahitya Mein 2013 Samajik –Sanskritik Chetna: Vishleshnatmak Adhyayan 5. Yanam Gapak Harish Kumar Nyishi Lok Sahitya Mein 2014 Sharma Stree-Samvedana Ki Abhivyakti 6. Taro Sindik Harish Kumar Tagin Lok Sahitya Ka 2014 Sharma Vishleshnatmak Adhyayan 7. Ayinam Ering Oken Lego Samaj-Sanskritik 2014 Pariprekshya Mein ‘Adi’ Tatha ‘Meite’ Lok Geeton Ka Tulanatmak Adhyayan 8. Asha Singh Harish Kumar Nagarjun Ke Upanyason Mein 2014 Sharma Abhivyakt Jeevan, Jeevan- Darshan Evam Jeevan-Mulya 9. Manoj Kumar Oken Lego Birendra Kumar Bhattacharya 2014 Kalita Ke Hindi Mein Anudit Upanyason Mein Chitrit Samaj, Sanskriti Aur Itihas 10. Anchala Yadav Harish Kumar Sanjeev Ke Upanyason Mein 2014 Sharma Aadivasi Stree-Jeevan Ka Sangharsh Aur Parivartan Ki Chunautiyan 11. Vijay Kumar Harish Kumar Arunachal Pradesh Ki Adi 2014 Yadav Sharma Janjaati Ke Lokgeeton ka Khari Boli Ke Lokgeeton ke Sath Tulanatmak Adhyayan 12. Teli Momu Shyam Shankar Arunachal Pradesh Ki Nyishi 2015 Singh Janjaati Ki Lok-Kathaon Ka Sanskritik Anushilan 13. Tokpet Pertin Oken Lego Malik Rajkumar Ke Gadhya 2015 Sahitya Mein Samajikta 14. Banasri Pertin Harish Kumar Adi Evam Bhojpuri 2016 Sharma Lokgeeton Ka Samaj- Sanskritik Adhyayan 15. Usum Jongkey Shyam Shankar Arunachal Pradesh Ki Adi 2016 Singh Janjati Ki Lok Kathaon Ka Samajik Evam Sanskritik Dristhi Se Anusilan (Karko Simong Komkar Ashing Evam Pangi Upa-janjatiyon Ke Vishesh Sandarbh Mein)

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Oken Lego Lok Sahitya Ke National 4.0 2 Years Ashar Par Adi Security Janjati Ke Bhoo- Council, Aitihasik Evam Govt. of Dashanik India Avasthiti Ka Moolyankan b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / / Workshop / / National Coordinator Conference / Short- etc. Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Oken Lego 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi November National Conference University & Nagri 10-11, Lipi Parishad, New 2016 Delhi 2. Abhishek Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi March 2-3, National Kumar Ka Daur: Damait University & ICSSR, 2017 Yadav Asmitaon Ka Utthan New Delhi

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume & Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal issue no. nos. Publication Factor (if any) 1. A. K. Ramvilas Arun Prabha Sanyuktank 2017 - Yadav Sharma Ki (7-8) Aalochana Drishti Aur Parampara Ka Mulyankan 2. H. K. Rahi Masum Bhasha, 269 28-44 2016 - Sharma Raza Ka Kendriya Upanyas ‘Adha Hindi Gaon’: Pure Nideshalaya Desh Ke , Delhi Sandarbh Mein 3. J. Y. Poorvottar Sharp - 61-62 2016 - Nabam Rajya Asant Reporter Kyo Hain 4. J. Y. Bhasha Vigyan Anveshi - 73 2016 - Nabam Ka Samaj- Bhashik Swaroop 5. J. Y. Devnagri Lipi Nagri Lipi - 24-26 2016 - Nabam Aur Janjatiya Parisad Bhasha-Boliyan 6. O. Lego Parampara Aur Sodh Bharti - 90-103 2017 - Samajik Jivan 7. R. R. Sanchar Bhasha Jan Media, 59 4-14 2017 - Prasad Ki Rajneetik New Delhi Sanrachna 8. R. R. Deshkal Ki Sablog, 90 31-34 2016 - Prasad Paridhi Mein New Delhi Pariwar 9. R. R. Adhyapakiya Sablog, 89 20-22 2016 - Prasad Uttardayitav New Delhi Aur Vishwavidalaya 10. R. R. Uttar Sati Ki Arun Prabha 2016 - Prasad Hindi Bhasha: Pryojanmoolak Sandarbh Evam Vimarsh 11. S. P. Paul Pragtisheel Sodh Bharti 1 12-16 2016 - Hindi Aalochana Ka Vaicharik Evam Saidhantik Pariprakshey 12. S. P. Paul Jagannath Das Sodh Dhara 7 80-84 2016 - ‘Ratnakar’ Ki MadhyayuginSa mvedna 13. S. P. Paul Bhakti Arun Prabha Sanyuktank 2017 - Aandolan Evam (7-8) Shivkumar Mishra Ke Vichar 14. V. K. Manav Contempora 7 224- 2017 - Mishra Sabhyata Ke ry Research 129 Vikash Karam in India Ko Lekar Ek Bada Sawal Chod Jata Hain –‘Fariste Nikle’ 15. V. K. Parampara Ke Pragya - 202- 2016 - Mishra Nirvah Mein Evam 209 Nari Chetna Ka Himalayi Adhunik Evam Sanskriti Vyapak Samajik Parivesh Hain- ‘Idannmama’

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publication chapter nos. 1. S. P. Paul Premchandra Premchandra Urvashyum, 56-61 978- 2017 Ke Upanyas Jivan Evam Delhi 93- Aur Darshan 82265- Shivkumar 22-1 Mishra 2. S. P. Paul Ek Sahityik Ki Kavi Veer 105- 978- 2017 Dayri: Yug Aalochak Bhadur 109 93- Jeevan Ka Ek Muktibodh Publication 84817- Jwalanth South City, 45-9 Sahityik Raibarely Dastaveg Road, Lucknow 3. V. K. Upanyas Premchandra Urvashyum, 152- 978- 2017 Mishra Samrat Munsi Jivan Evam Delhi 158 93- Premchandra Darshan 82265- 22-1

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Name of the Book Publisher ISBN Year of No. Author(s) Publication 1. O. Lego Adi Janjaati: Samaj Yash 2016 aur Lok Sahitya Publication, New Delhi

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference Place Date International Faculty / Symposia / / National workshop Abhishek Hindi Sahitya Mein APLS, Itanagar National Kumar Yadav Adivasi Vimarsh Abhishek 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Kumar Yadav Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Abhishek Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Kumar Yadav Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Harish Kumar Pathalochan Ki J. L. N. College, Banda, September National Sharma Avashyakta Aur U.P. 10-11, Path-Sudhar 2016 Harish Kumar 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Sharma Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Harish Kumar Rashtriya Vikas NEHU, Shillong March 20, National Sharma Mein Hindi Sahitya 2017 Ki Bhoomika Harish Kumar Purvottar Bharat Ke Mizoram University, March 18, National Sharma Hindi Sahitya Mein Aizwal 2017 Rashtriya Tattwa Harish Kumar Purvottar Bharat Ke Mizoram University, March 18, National Sharma Hindi Sahitya Mein Aizwal 2017 RashtriyaTattwa Jamuna Bini Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Tadar Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Joram Yalam 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Nabam Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Joram Yalam Empowerment of Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Nabam Women & Child Arunachal Pradesh 22, 2017 Rights Joram Yalam Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Nabam Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Oken Lego Pathalochan Ki Pt. Jawahar Nehru September National Pravidhi: Mahavidhyalaya, Banda, 10-11, samasyayein Aur Uttar Pradesh 2016 Sambhavnayein Oken Lego 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Oken Lego Poorvottar Bharat ki Mahatma Gandhi November National Bhasha, Sahityaevam Antrashtriya Hindi 18-19, Sanskritike Badalte Vishvavidhyalaya, Vardha 2016 Paridrishya (MP) and NEHU, Shillong Oken Lego Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Rajeev Ranjan Empowerment of Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Prasad Women & Child Arunachal Pradesh 22, 2017 Rights Rajeev Ranjan Transacting Students Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Prasad Engagement For Arunachal Pradesh 2-3, 2017 Promoting Rural Resilience Rajeev Ranjan Arunachalee Hindi : Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Prasad Bhasha Evam Lipi Arunachal Pradesh 21, 2017 Ke Mausada Prashna Rajeev Ranjan Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Prasad Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Rajeev Ranjan Literature and Rajiv Gandhi University, April 5-6, National Prasad Culture : From the Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Victorians to the Moderns Rajeev Ranjan 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Prasad Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Rajeev Ranjan Workshop on Natural Rajiv Gandhi University, October Prasad Languages Arunachal Pradesh 13-19,2016 Processing Satya Prakash 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Paul Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Satya Prakash Empowerment of Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Paul Women & Child Arunachal Pradesh 22, 2017 Rights Satya Prakash Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Paul Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Satya Prakash Kashi Ki Kavita: Mahatama Gandhi Kashi March 5-6, National Paul Kabir Se NazirTak Vidyapeeth, Varanasi 2017 Satya Prakash Vishwa Hindi Diwas Banaras Hindu University, January International Paul Ke Uplakshya Mein Varanasi 10-11, Hindi Ki Sthiti Par 2017 Charcha Satya Prakash Kathetar Hindi Sahitya Akadmi, New January International Paul Gadya: Prampara Delhi , Kendryia Hindi 13-14, Aur Pryog Sansthan, Agra & 2017 Vidyasree Nyas Satya Prakash Patrakarita Aur Aaj M. G. International January International Paul Ka Samay University Vardha & 14-15, Mahatma Gandhi Kashi 2017 Vidyapeeth, Varanasi Vishwajit 39th Nagri Lipi Rajiv Gandhi University, November National Kumar Mishra Conference Arunachal Pradesh 10-11, 2016 Vishwajit Samchar Patro Mein Sivaji Sabhagar, Noida-26 December International Kumar Mishra Hindi Ki Sthithi 30-31, 2016 Vishwajit Hindi Sahity : Ram Manohar Lohiya, January 2- National Kumar Mishra Samkaleen Vimarsh College, Gurgoan, Sec-12 3, 2017 Vishwajit Empowerment of Rajiv Gandhi University, February National Kumar Mishra Women & Child Arunachal Pradesh 22, 2017 Rights Vishwajit Sahityik Vimorsho Rajiv Gandhi University, March 2-3, National Kumar Mishra Ka Daur: Damait Arunachal Pradesh 2017 Asmitaon Ka Utthan Vishwajit Orientation Course DDU, Gorakhpur January 3- Kumar Mishra University, Gorakhpur, 30, 2017 U.P

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Name of the Date No. Institute / Lecture University 1. Prof. Anil Chamaria Editor (Jan Media) Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 2. Prof. Chauthi Ram Banaras Hindu Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Yadav University, Daur: Damait Varanasi Asmitaon Ka Utthan 3. Prof. Vir Bharat Jawaharlal Nehru Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Talwar University, Delhi Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 4. Mr. Amish Verma Mizoram Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 University, Aizawl Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 5. Mr. Virendra Yadav Lucknow Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 6. Dr. Kamlesh Verma Banaras Hindu Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 University, Daur: Damait Varanasi Asmitaon Ka Utthan 7. Prof. Kali Charan Lucknow Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Snehi University, Daur: Damait Lucknow Asmitaon Ka Utthan 8. Dr. Anushabd Tezpur University, Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Tezpur Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 9. Mr. Prem Kumar Patna Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 Mani Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 10. Dr. Brijesh Yadav Jawaharlal Nehru Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 University, Delhi Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan 11. Dr. Gopal Pradhan Ambedkar Sahityik Vimorsho Ka March 2-3, 2017 University, Delhi Daur: Damait Asmitaon Ka Utthan

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES

 Dr. Oken Lego received Vinobha Bhave Nagri Samman 2016 by Nagri Lipi Parishad, New Delhi

 Prof. Harish Kumar Sharma received Surya Antarbharati Bhasha-Samman 2017 from Surya Sansthan, Noida, Uttar Pradesh

 Dr. Jamuna Bini Tadar was awarded Women’s Achiever Award by Nyishi Nyem Acham, Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh

 Prof. Harish Kr. Sharma, Dr.Oken Lego and Dr. Jamuna Bini Tadar were nominated as Member of Advisory Committee ‘Samanvay Poorvottar’

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

Faculty of Education

Department of Education Department of Physical Education

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

1. FACULTY : EDUCATION

2. DEPARTMENT : EDUCATION

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1988

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., B.Ed., M.Ed. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Designation Qualification Areas of Interest No. 1. K. C. Kapoor Ph.D. Professor (Re- Education Technology, employment) Geographic Education, Population Education & Environmental Education, Measurement & Evaluation 2. Jayadeba Sahoo Ph.D. Professor & Dean Educational Psychology, Human Rights, Values & Peace Education; Education Technology, Research Methodology, Educational Philosophy 3. Rachob Taba Ph.D. Professor (on EOL) Adult & Non-formal Education 4. T. Lhungdim Ph.D. Professor Adult & Non-Formal Education, Guidance and Counseling 5. Elizabeth Hangsing Ph.D. Professor & Head Educational Psychology, Curriculum Development, Women Education 6. Kesang Degi Ph.D. Professor Educational Psychology, Educational Sociology, Women Education 7. Prasanta Kumar Ph.D. Associate Professor Educational Technology, Acharya Educational Philosophy, Curriculum Development, Edcational Management, Educational Measurement & Evaluation, Teacher Education 8. Satish Kumar Ph.D. Associate Professor Educational Technology, Kalhotra Educational Psychology, Research methods in Education 9. Boa Reena Tok Ph.D. Associate Professor Educational Psychology, Guidance and Counseling 10. C. Shiv Shankar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Educational Psychology, Methods of Teaching English & Educational Statistics 11. Sumin Prakash M.Ed. (Spl.) Assistant Professor Science Education, Special Education & Educational Technology 12. Vivek Singh Ph.D. Assistant Professor Pedagogy of Geography, Teacher Education, Env. Edn. 13. Tayum Saroh Ph.D. Assistant Professor Educational Philosophy, Educational Technology, Human Rights and Value Education, NE Education 14. Prasanta Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Educational Philosophy, Barik Educational Measurement and Evaluation, Methods of Teaching History, Guidance and Counselling 15. Sushant Kumar M.Ed. Assistant Professor Educational Technology, Nayak Teaching of Science, Educational Psychology, Advance Statistics 16. Anga Padu Ph.D. Assistant Professor Secondary Education, History of Indian Education 17. Nisanth P. M. Ph.D. Assistant Professor Education for Exceptional Children, Gender and Education 18. Anamika Yadav Ph.D. Assistant Professor Measurement and Evaluation 19. Narender Singh M.Phil. Assistant Professor Environmental Education, Malik Educational Administration and Management 20. Manju Barman M.Ed. Assistant Professor Educational Management

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. No. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted 1. MA 145 41 2. B.Ed. 1378 79 3. M.Ed. 124 22

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. No. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted 1. Ph.D. 111 11

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 10 20 2 2 1 0 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 14 27 M.Ed. 1st Sem. 4 14 0 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 6 16 B.Ed. 1st Sem. 19 44 0 3 3 0 3 4 0 1 1 0 0 1 27 52

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 5 2 0 0 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 9 2 M.Phil. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Mumpy Panor Elizabeth Hangsing A Study On Educational 18.03.2014 Stress, Family Relationship, Adjustment And Academic Achievement Of Senior Secondary Students Of Arunachal Pradesh 2. Mary Pertin J. C. Soni Effect of Maternal 17.06.2014 Education on Maternal and Child Health in Arunachal Pradesh 3. Kusum Babla K. C. Kapoor Inclusive education at 05.02.2014 Elementary School Stage in Arunachal Pradesh 4. Kipa Roni K. C. Kapoor Attitude of Teacher and 21.03.2014 School Going Adolescent Students Towards Adolescent Education in 10+2 Level of School Curriculum in AP 5. Tage Ampa Elizabeth Hangsing Effects of Emotional 24.01.2013 Intelligence on the Adjustment of Secondary School Students in Transition of Papum Pare District, Arunachal Pradesh 6. Lily Doley Elizabeth Hangsing Effect of Emotional 28.02.2013 Intelligence, Home Environment, School Environment on the Academic Performance of Tribal (Mishing) Adolescents 7. Hage Sela Elizabeth Hangsing Organizational Climate of 23.03.2014 Schools and Job Satisfaction of Teachers: A Study of Secondary Schools in Lower Subansiri District of Arunachal Pradesh 8. Sonisha Rimai Elizabeth Hangsing A Study of Family 30.04.2014 Syiem Environment and Parent Child Relationships of Adolescent Learner 9. Rigam Kaye T. Lhungdim Mid-Day Meal Scheme at 18.03.2014 the Elementary School Stage in Arunachal Pradesh: A Critical Study 10. Sony Dupak T. Lhungdim The Status of ICT in 30.08.2013 Schools at Secondary Stage of Arunachal Pradesh: Critical Study 11. Bompi Riram T. Lhungdim Effectiveness of Kasturba 30.07.2014 Gandhi BalikaVidyalayas (KGBs) as Compared to Government Upper Primary Schools of Arunachal Pradesh 12. Aman Paron Kesang Degi Girls Education in Tirap and Papum Pare District of Arunachal Pradesh 13. Manoj Mandal Prasanta Kumar A Study on Continuous 09.03.2016 Acharya and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE) in Relation to Knowledge, Perception, Anxiety and Achievement Level at Secondary School Stage of Assam and Arunachal Pradesh 14. Rimi Borah Prasanta Kumar Efficacy of Constructivist 09.03.2016 Acharya Approach on the Performance and Motivation of VIII Grade Learners in Social Science Curriculum at Elementary Education of Assam 15. Kulumoni Chutia C. Siva Sankar Effectiveness of DIETs: 02.05.2016 Critical Study 16. Marbi Bam Boa Reena Tok A Study on Well Being 09.11.2015 and Factors of Secondary Teacher Trainees of Arunachal Pradesh 17. Buli Gogoi Jayadeba Sahoo A Study of Vocational 24.11.2015 Interest Among Secondary School Students in Relation to Their Academic Achievement and Emotional Maturity 18. Subhangini Baruah Boa Reena Tok A Comparative Study of 17.06.2014 the Creative Thinking Ability Between the School Going Adolescents of Arunachal Pradesh and of Assam in Relation to Some Cognitive and Non- cognitive Variables 19. Pakyi Nyori Jayadeba Sahoo Peace Education at the 28.08.2014 Secondary School Stage in Arunachal Pradesh 20. Mamoni Baruah Boa Reena Tok Job Satisfaction Level and 17.10.2014 Teacher Effectiveness of Secondary School Teachers in Relation to Some Variables : A Critical Study in Assam 22. Ligang Sunya T. Lhungdim The Status of information 18.03.2014 and Technology in Schools at Secondary School Stage of Arunachal Pradesh 23. Juriti Borgohain Jayadeba Sahoo Emotional Intelligence, 27.08.2015 Professional Ethics and Job Satisfaction: A Study on Secondary School Teachers 24. Geyin Boli Boa Reena Tok Teaching Aptitude of the 06.04.2017 Secndary School Teachers of Arunachal Pradesh in Relation to Some Cognitive and Non- cognitive Variables 25. Minu Sono Elizabeth Hangsing Child Rearing Practices 06.04.2017 Among the Nyishi Women of East Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh 26. Raj Kumar Sah Prasanta Kumar Status of Shadow 06.04.2017 Acharya Education and its Impact on Students Academic outcome in Mathematics Learning 27. Washi Yalem Kesang Degi Status of Education 06.04.2017 Among the Puroik Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh 28. Yalo Gao Elizabeth Hangsing Determinants of 06.04.2017 Achievement in Science at Higher Secondary level of Education: A Study on Tribal Population

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Kesang Womens’ Access ICSSR 14.0 - 2 years Degi to Higher Education in Arunachal Pradesh: an Analytical Study 2. Kesang Level of UGC XII 1.5 P. K. 1 year Degi Awareness and Plan Acharya & Attitude towards Innovative Boa Reena Child’s Right to Research Tok Free and Programme Compulsory Education 3. Elizabeth Effectiveness of UGC XII - - 1 year Hangsing Training Plan Programme on Innovative Right to Education Research (RTE): A Programme Comparative Study of Modular Group and Training Group 4. Jayadeba Effect of Computer UGC XII 1.05 - 2 years Sahoo Assisted Plan Instruction (CAI) Innovative in the Post Research Graduate Students Programme 5. Prasanta Efficacy of - 2.22 - 2 years Kumar Computer Assisted Acharya Instruction (CAI) on the Post Graduate Students Academic Performance in the Subjects of Study of Education at Measurement and Evaluation 6. C. Siva Specially Designed UGC XII 0.5 2 years Sankar Strategies to Plan Develop Innovative Communicative Research Competence in Programme Written English Among Secondary Students 7. T. Effectiveness of SSA Rajya 5.0 K. C. 1 year Lhungdim Continuous and Mission, Kapoor & Comprehensive Govt. of T. Tamai Evaluation at Arunachal Elementary School Pradesh Stage in Arunachal Pradesh 8. K. C. A Study on SSA Rajya 2.0 T. 1 year Kapoor Attendance and Mission, Lhungdim Absenteeism of Govt. of & T. Tamai Teachers and Arunachal Students at Pradesh Elementary School Stage in Arunachal Pradesh

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Paper Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. B. R. Tok Creative Thinking EIJER 3(12) 9-16 2016 - Ability of Adolescent Students- A Comparative Study between Lakhimpur Block of Assam and Doimukh Block of Arunachal Pradesh 2. B. R. Tok Learning IRA 5(2) 133- 2016 - Problems in 139 History Subject Among the Secondary School Students of Papum Pare District of Arunachal Pradesh 3. B. R.Tok Creative Thinking IERD 6(1) 46- 2016 - Ability of Class 53 XII Students in Relation to Gender- A Comparative Study 4. B. R.Tok Job Satisfaction International 6(3) 46- 2016 - and Teacher Journal of 49 Effectiveness of Scientific Secondary School Research Teachers of Assam 5. K. Degi A Study on Remarking: 3(1) 6-11 2016 - Impact of an Monastic Analisation Education among the Monpa Community 6. T. Saroh A Study on the Asian V(IV) 73- 2016 - Influence of Resonance 76 Gender and Race on the Academic Achievement of Grade VIII Learners in East Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh 7. V. Singh A Study of New 49 - 2016 - & S. Awareness and Frontiers in Biswas Attitude of 9th Education Grade Learners towards Environmental Education in Papumpare District of Arunachal Pradesh 8. V. Singh Examination Shaikshik 6(1) 31- 2016 - & J. Anxiety Among Parisamvad 39 Ansar the Grade X (An Students in lnternational Relation to Their Journal of Academic Education) Achievement

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International / Faculty Symposia / workshop National Boa Reena Teaching Profession in Bordoloni Central January 7-8, National Tok 21st Century, Challenges, College 2017 perspectives and Prospects with Special Reference to North East India Boa Reena Transacting Students Rajiv Gandhi February 2-3, National Tok Engagement for University, 2017 Promoting Rural Arunachal Pradesh Resilence Boa Reena Workshop on Beti Rajiv Gandhi March 17, University Tok Bachao, Beti Padhao University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Boa Reena School Internship of Rajiv Gandhi February 10, University Tok B.Ed. Programme University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Boa Reena Empowerment of Women Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Tok and Child Rights University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Boa Reena Sexual Harassment Rajiv Gandhi September University Tok University, 17, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Kesang Degi Symposium cum Panel Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Discussion on University, 2017 Empowerment of Women Arunachal Pradesh and Child Rights Prasanta 5th World Conference by Visva Bharati, November25- International Kumar Barik Global Educational Santiniketan 26, 2017 Research Association Prasanta Training Programme on Rajiv Gandhi February 18, National Kumar Barik Right Education Act, University, 2017 2009 Arunachal Pradesh Prasanta Challenges for Ensuring Bir Maharajpur December National Kumar Barik Quality in Higher College, Bir 19-20, 2016 Education Maharajpur Prasanta National Symposium on Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Kumar Barik Panel Discussion on University, 2017 Empowerment of Women Arunachal Pradesh and Child Rights Prasanta Awareness Generation Rajiv Gandhi March 22, National Kumar Barik Programme on Human University, 2017 Rights Arunachal Pradesh Prasanta Contemporary Indian Rajiv Gandhi April 27-28, National Kumar Barik Society; Issues and University, 2017 Challenges with Special Arunachal Pradesh Reference to North East India Prasanta Awareness Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Kumar Barik Digital India University, 20, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Prasanta National Seminar on Era Rajiv Gandhi March 2-3, National Kumar Barik of Literary discourses: University, 2017 Upsurge of the Oppressed Arunachal Pradesh Identities Sushant 5th World Conference by Visva Bharati, November International Kumar Nayak Global Educational Shantiniketan 25-26, 2017 Research Association Sushant Training Programme on Rajiv Gandhi February 18, National Kumar Nayak Right Education Act, University, 2017 2009 Arunachal Pradesh Sushant National Symposium on Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Kumar Nayak Panel Discussion on University 2017 Empowerment of Women and Child Rights Sushant Awareness Generation Rajiv Gandhi March 22, National Kumar Nayak Programme on Human University, 2017 Rights Arunachal Pradesh Sushant Contemporary Indian Rajiv Gandhi April27-28, National Kumar Nayak Society; Issues and University, 2017 Challenges with Special Arunachal Pradesh Reference to North East India Sushant Awareness Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Kumar Nayak Digital India University, 20, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Sushant National Seminar on Era Rajiv Gandhi March 2-3, National Kumar Nayak of Literary discourses: University, 2017 Upsurge of the Oppressed Arunachal Pradesh Identities Tayum Saroh National Symposium on Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Panel Discussion on University, 2017 Empowerment of Women Arunachal Pradesh and Child Rights Tayum Saroh Awareness Generation Rajiv Gandhi March 22, National Programme on Human University, 2017 Rights Arunachal Pradesh Tayum Saroh Contemporary Indian Rajiv Gandhi April 27-28, National Society; Issues and University, 2017 Challenges with Special Arunachal Pradesh Reference to North East India Tayum Saroh Awareness Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Digital India University, 20, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Tayum Saroh National Seminar on Era Rajiv Gandhi March 2-3, National of Literary discourses: University, 2017 Upsurge of the Oppressed Arunachal Pradesh Identities

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Two students of Department of Education cleared the UGC JRF

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1. FACULTY : EDUCATION

2. DEPARTMENT : PHYSICAL EDUCATION

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2015

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : B.P.Ed. and PGDYTE

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Anil Mili Ph.D. Assistant Professor & Sports Psychology & Head (i/c) Yoga, Football 2. Sambhu Prasad Ph.D. Assistant Professor Sports Biomechanics & Track and Field 3. Tadang Minu M.P.Ed. Assistant Professor Health Education & Boxing 4. Rojeet Singh Ph.D. Assistant Professor Exercise Physiology & Swimming 5. Vivek Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Exercise Physiology & Singh Cricket

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. B.P.Ed. 103 30 2. PGDYTE 70 16

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. - - 2. M.Phil. - -

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semeste ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total r M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F B.P.Ed. 1st Sem. 22 8 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 24 6 PGDYTE 1st Sem. 06 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 06 10

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. ------M.Phil. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. A. Mili Yogic International 3(5) 463- 2016 - Intervention Journal of 466 During Athletic Physical Training on Education, Athletes Sports and Health 2. A. Mili A Comparative Journal 2 23 2016 - Study on IJPEAES Psychomotor Abilities Among Sub Junior & Senior Level Boxers 3. A. Mili A Comparative International 5 793 2016 - Study on Journal of Emotional Science and Maturity of Research Secondary School Students 4. A. Mili A Comparison International 3(6) 72-73 2016 - of Sports Journal of Achievement Physical Motivation Education, between Medal Sports and Winning and Health Non Medal Winning Athletes in Inter College Sports Tournaments 5. A. Mili A Comparative International 5(10) 784- 2016 - Study on the Journal of 787 Effect of Local Science and Environment on Research Anthropometric, Physiological, and Psychological Variables of Cricket Players 6. A. Mili Effect of Surya Journal(IJAR) 4 1208 2016 - Namaskara on Wrist Flexibility of School Going Children 7. A. Mili Knowledge and International 3(6) 26-29 2016 - Experiences of Journal of Doping Among Physical National Level Education, Boys and Girls Sports and Taekwondo Health Players 8. A. Mili A Study on International 5(10) 1974- 2016 - Academic Journal of 1977 Achievement of Science and Secondary Research School Students of Dibang Valley & Lower Dibang Valley Districts 9. A. Mili Status of International 2(12) 137- 2016 - Physical Education and 140 Education and Research Journal Sports Development in North Eastern Region: A Critical Study 10. A. Mili Sports Can Journal 6 1 2017 - Prevent Youth Crime 11. Anil Comparative International 2(10) 22-25 2016 - Mili& K. Study on Education and R. Singh Emotional Research Journal Intelligence Among General Education, Physical Education and Athletes 12. K. R. Comparative International 2(11) 23-26 2016 - Singh & Study on Education A. Mili Mental Scientific Toughness Research Journal Among the Archers and Shooters 13. K. R. Study of International 5(12) 1101- 2016 - Singh & Emotional Journal of 06 A. Mili Intelligence Science and Among Players Research of Individual, Dual and Team Sports 14. S. Prasad Association of International 6(3) 1823- 2017 - Sole journal of 1825 Morphology science and with Body Mass research Index of Soccer Players 15. T. Minu A Comparative International 6(8) 2016 - Study of Sports Multidisciplinary Competition Research Journal Anxiety Test Indian Stream Among Levels Research Journal of Boxers 16. T. Minu A Comparative International 3(5) 400- 2016 - & S. Study of Journal of 402 Biswas Psychomotor Physical Abilities Sub Education Sports Junior and and Health Senior Levels of Women Boxers 17. T. Minu A Comparative International 2(2) 23-27 2016 - Study of Journal of Psychomotor Physical Ability Among Education and Sub-Junior, Applied Exercise Junior and Sciences Senior Level of Men Boxers 18. V. K. Identification of International 3(6) 152- 2016 - Singh & Physical and Journal of 156 R. Singh Psychological Physical Variables to Education, Predict the Sports and Volleyball Health Playing Ability 19. V. K. Hydration in PERSIST 7-1 44-47 2016 - Singh & Sports R. Singh

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings Sl. Name of the Title of the Paper Details of ISBN / Year of No. Author(s) Conference ISSN No. Publication Publication 1. A. Mili Relationship Between - 938-2-26- 2016 Sole Morphology with 068-4 Speed of Soccer Players 2. A. Mili Personality Profiles of - 978-8-19- 2016 Male Soccer Players in 252896-0 Different Playing Positions

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Anil Mili Preparing and Sharing SCERT March 15-17, National Guideline for Making Guwahati 2017 Pre Service Teacher Assam Training Degree Programmes Inclusive in the Light of Recent Development Sambhu Prasad Short Term Course on Rajiv Gandhi February 21- National Research Methodology University, 26, 2017 in Social Science Arunachal Research Pradesh Sambhu Prasad Preparing and Sharing SCERT March 15-17, National Guideline for Making Guwahati 2017 Pre Service Teacher Assam Training Degree Programmes Inclusive in the Light of Recent Development Sambhu Prasad National Seminar on Rajiv Gandhi March 17-18 National Anthropology and Public University, 2017 Development Policy Arunachal Issues and Challenges Pradesh Tadang Minu Preparing and Sharing SCERT March 15-17, National Guideline for Making Guwahati 2017 Pre Service Teacher Assam Training Degree Programmes Inclusive in the Light of Recent Development

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Study Tour of BPED II Semester to Lakhsmibai National Institute of Physical Education, Guwahati

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017  Conducted National Sports Day with a Theme “Stay Fit” focusing the Group ‘D’ employees of the university on August 29, 2016

 Conducted National Sports Day with a Theme “Say No to Alcohol and Drugs” focusing the Group ‘D’ employees of the university on 29.08.2017

 Conducted Rono Hills Futsal Premiere League Tournament (Inter Department) from March 2-4, 2017

Faculty of Commerce and Management

Department of Commerce Department of Management

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

1. FACULTY : COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

2. DEPARTMENT : COMMERCE

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1995

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D. and PGDBI

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Rama Chandra Ph.D. Professor Accounting & Finance, Parida Entrepreneurship and Marketing 2. Tasi Kaye Ph.D. Professor & Head Management, Banking, IFS, Rural Development, Micro Finance 3. Otem Padung Ph.D. Professor Accounting & Finance, Rural Development, Population Studies & Health, Developmental Economics 4. Sanjeev Kumar Ph.D. Professor Finance and Management, Jena Rural Finance and Development, Micro Enterprises, Micro-Finance 5. Philip Mody Ph.D. Assistant Professor HR, Management, Cross Border Trade, Agri-business 6. Devi Baruah Ph.D. Assistant Professor Marketing Management and Entrepreneurship 7. Sunil Nandi Ph.D. Assistant Professor Accounting & Finance, Financial Reporting, Corporate Governance 8. Atege Linggi M.Com. Assistant Professor Management and Entrepreneurship 9. Olympia Kurmi M.Com. Assistant Professor Financial Management, Women Empowerment, Micro Finance 10. Vinod Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Statistics, Banking, Financial Yadav Inclusion

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Com. 260 50 2. PG Diploma in Banking & 17 11 Insurance (PGDBI)

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Phil. 30 10 2. Ph.D. 24 06

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG / Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST OBC PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M. Com 1st 14 26 03 01 01 01 - 01 01 - 19 29 PGDBI 1st 06 05 ------6 5

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 4 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 M.Phil. 1 6 2 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 7

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Tasi Kaye Role of commercial ICSSR, 3.0 - 1.5 years Bank in promoting New Delhi financial inclusion in Arunachal Pradesh 2. Otem Declining Sex Ratio ICSSR, 16.0 - 2 years Padung and its Impact on New Delhi Religious, Socio- cultural and Economic Life of the Monpas: A study with reference to Tawang District of Arunachal Pradesh 3. Sanjeev Socio-Economic ICSSR, 4.00 - 1.5 years Kumar Jena Empowerment of New Delhi Traditional Artisans through Commercialization of Indigenous Knowledge: A Study of Muga Silk Weavers of Upper Assam 4. Philip Impact of MAKAIAS 2.48 - 2 Years Mody Commercial Ginger , Kolkata Cultivation on Socio- Economic Development in Lohit District of Arunachal Pradesh 5. Philip Role of Cross Border UGC, New 8.87 - 3 Years Mody Trade in Socio- Delhi Economic Development of Arunachal Pradesh- An empirical evidences from Bleeting, Bumla and Pangsau Trade Points

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ in Lakhs) 1. Sanjeev Impact of SHGs On ICAI, 7.00 Dr. Keya 1.5 year Kumar Jena Women Kolkata Das Ghosh Empowerment-A Comparative Analysis of West Bengal and Odisha 8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / Workshop / Conference / National Coordinator / Short-Term Course / etc. Outreach programme 1. Devi Baruah Tally Workshop Rajiv Gandhi November National University, 23-28, Arunachal Pradesh 2016

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Paper Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. R. C. Four Ps’ of Indian Journal 69(3) 14 - 2016 - Parida et Marketing: of Commerce 19 al. Practices of MSEs 2. S. K. Jena MSMEs and International - - 2017 - et al. Default Risk Journal of Perception for Multiple The Banking Research Sector in Odisha: Approach An Analysis (IJMRA) 3. S. K. Jena Micro-Credit International - 2017 - et al. Intervention for Journal for Micro- Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurial hip and Growth in Development Odisha: An Inter- Studies District (IJEDS) Comparative Study

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Name of the Book Publisher ISBN Year of No. Author(s) Publication 1. Philip Economic Impact of Commercial Archers & 978-9- 2017 Mody Orange Cultivation: A study on Elevators 38- Roing, Koronu and Dambuk Publishing 564093-3 Circles of Lower Dibang Valley, House, Arunachal Pradesh Bangalore

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Rama Chandra 69th All India Commerce University of November 11- National Parida Conference Lucknow, 13, 2016 Lucknow Tasi Kaye Regional Conference for Gauhati University, April 20-21, National Central Universities Guwahati 2016 Otem Padung The North East India: Rajiv Gandhi October 7-8, National Issues, Dynamics and University, 2016 Emerging Realities Arunachal Pradesh Otem Padung Reframing India’s North Sikkim University, November 24- National East: People, Power and Gangtok 26, 2016 Perspectives Sanjeev Kumar National Seminar on Harhi College, August 27-28, National Jena Rural development and Gobindapur & 2016 People’s Participation in Dhemaji Girls’ North East India College, Dhemaji, Assam Sanjeev Kumar 13th International University of January 7-8, International Jena Accounting Conference Calcutta, Kolkata 2017 by IAARF & Deloitte Vinod Kumar Workshop on Digital Rajiv Gandhi - National Yadav India University, Arunachal Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Dr. Philip Mody received Bharat Gaurav Award-2017 for Excellency in Research and Publication

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Mr. Tenzing Choephel, M.Phil. scholar won the first prize in the EIU Organised Zonal Convention “Anveshan: the East Zone students research convention-2017” at VBSPU, Jaunpur, Uttar Pradesh on February 21, 2017

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Organised industrial tour for 3rd semester students to Kolkata and visited Mother Dairy at Dulkune, West Bengal and Britannia Company, at Kolkata, West Bengal for practical exposure to production, distribution and management of consumers’ goods in the company. Prof. Sanjeev K. Jena, Dr. Devi Baruah and Ms. Olympia Kurmi escorted 43 students from February 9-17, 2017.

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT

1. FACULTY : COMMERCE AND MANAGEMENT

2. DEPARTMENT : MANAGEMENT

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2005

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : MBA, PGDHMT and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Ranjit Tamuli Ph.D. Professor (on lien) Accounting, Finance & Banking 2. Arindam Garg M.P.M. Associate Professor Human Resources, and Head Business Ethics, Business Communication, Entrepreneurship 3. Bhaskar Pratim M.Com. Assistant Professor Accounting, Services Sarma Barua Marketing, Tourism Management 4. K. S. Chand Ph.D. Assistant Professor Marketing, Economics 5. Arindam MBA, M.A. Assistant Professor Marketing, Strategy Chakrabarty 6. Odang Tayeng M.Com., Assistant Professor Accounting, Finance MBA 7. Gautam Huidrom MBA Assistant Professor Strategic Management, Human Resource Management, Entrepreneurship

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. MBA 235 37 2. PG Diploma in Hospitality 94 22 Management and Tourism (PGDHMT) b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. No. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted 1. Ph.D. - -

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F MBA 1st Sem. 26 6 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 30 7 PGDHMT 1st Sem. 12 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 13 9

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects / Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects / Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Arindam Health in National - - 2016 Chakrabarty India Statistical (Policy Commission, Document) Ministry of Statistics & Programme Implementation, Government of India

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS/ CONFERENCES/ SHORT TERM COURSES/ OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-17) Sl. Name of Convener / Title of the seminar / Sponsored Date International No. Coordinator etc. workshop / conference by / national / short term course / outreach programme 1. Arindam Garg Campus to Corporate 2 Rajiv October 28, National Gandhi 2016 University, Arunachal Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals: NIL

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Symposia / Place Date International Faculty workshop / National Arindam Pedagogy and Performance in Jonai Girls’ October 1-2, National Chakrabarty Higher Educational Institutes with College, 2016 special reference to Social Science Jonai, Assam and Humanities

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Institute Purpose / Name of Date No. / University the Lecture 1. Prof. M. Memcha Director, MIMS, For BPGS meeting December 1, 2016 Manipur University 2. Prof. Mrinmoy Kumar Tezpur University, For BPGS meeting December 1, 2016 Sarma Tezpur 3. Dr. Manmohan Mall CMS, NERIST For conducting the March 15-23, 2017 classes 4. Dr. T. R. Sarma Tezpur University, For conducting the March 24-26, 2017 Tezpur classes 12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.):  Industrial visit to Sikkim was undertaken

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017:  Summer Projects of students of MBA in leading Companies and Organisations like Oil India Limited, Indian Institute of Entrepreneurship, NABARD

 Entrepreneurship Cell set up for the first time in the University with the Management Department as the Nodal Department. Mr. Gautam Huidrom and Mr. Odang Tayeng has been appointed as Coordinator and Deputy Coordinator

Faculty of Environmental Sciences

Department of Geography

DEPARTMENT OF GEOGRAPHY

1. FACULTY : ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : GEOGRAPHY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1992

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D., APGDDM & PGDGI

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Tomo Riba Ph.D. Professor Geography of Development, Bio- Geography, IKS, Traditional economy 2. Santanu Kumar Patnaik Ph.D. Professor & Head Geomorphology, Surface Hydrology, RS & GIS Applications, Urban morphology and modelling 3. Nishamani Kar Ph.D. Professor Rural Development & Planning, Livestock Economy, Disaster Management 4. Nandini C. Singh Ph.D. Professor Social & Cultural Geography, Gender Issues, Settlement Geography 5. Kiran Kumari Ph.D. Professor Urban Geography, Regional Planning. 6. Sailajananda Saikia Ph.D. Associate Professor Regional Development and Planning 7. Gibji Nimasow Ph.D. Assistant Professor Human Geography, Biogeography, Mountain ecology 8. Tage Rupa Sora Ph.D. Assistant Professor Geomorphology, Remote Sensing in Land use / Land cover analysis

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A./ M.Sc. 212 38 2. Advanced PG Diploma in Disaster 176 21 Management (APGDDM) 3. PG Diploma in Geo Informatics 20 6 (PGDGI)

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. Ph.D. 10 10 M.Phil. 4 4

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.A. 1st Sem. 11 19 0 1 0 3 1 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 13 25 APGDD 1st Sem. 12 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 10 M GIS 1st Sem. 5 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 2

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 4 2 0 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 7 3 M.Phil. 0 1 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 3

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Monshi Tayeng Tomo Riba Potentials of Horticulture 2011 Crops in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of East Siang District 2. Tabiram Yirang Nandini C. Growing Commercial 2012 Singh Agriculture Among Adis and its Impact on Society and Economy (A Case Study of Sille Oyan Circle with Special Reference To Jampani 3. Karma Chozom Gibji Nimasow Land Suitability Analysis for 2012 Apple (Malus Domestics Borkh) Cultivation in West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh 4. Pakgu Lombi Tomo Riba An Assessment of Shifting 2012 Cultivation in West Siang District 5. Jeremiah Modi Tage Rupa Sora A study of Channel 2012 Morphology and Hydrological Characteristics of Deopani Basin of Lower Dibang valley (A.P.) 6. Ringu Nyupok Gibji Nimasow A Phytogeographic Survey 2013 and Conservation of Four Important Timber Plant in Lower Dibang valley (A.P.) 7. Kago Yamang Nandini C. Role of Tribal Women in 2013 Singh Sustainable development: A Comparative Study on the Major Tribes of A.P. (Apatani, Mompa and Idu- Mishmis) 8. Rinkiolu Chai Tage Rupa Sora Fluvial Geomorphological 2013 Analysis with Special reference to Fluvial Hazards, Digaru River Basin, Lohit District, A.P. 9. Monalisha Bora Nishamani Kar Growth and Development of 2013 Urban Centers in Lakhimpur District of Assam: A Study in Regional Development and Planning 10. Dwijen Nath Nishamani Kar Ethno-Medicine Practices for 2013 Hepatitis in Sivsagar District of Assam: A Regional Approach in Medical Geography 11. Cheten Jomba Tage Rupa Sora Status of Women in West 2013 Rockpudu Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh: A Study in Gender Geography 12. Kiron Lonchung Nishamani Kar Rural Tourism in Arunachal 2013 Pradesh: A Case Study of Balukpong Bomdila-Tawang Tourist Circuit 13. Miyo Tayeng Santanu Kumar Prospect of Adventure 2013 Patnaik Tourism in A.P.: A Case Study of East Siang and Upper Siang District 14. Kiryi Potom Prof.Tomo Riba Prospects of Rubber 2013 Plantation in Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of Siang District 15. Gunin Borah Nishamani Kar Small Scale Tea Cultivation 2014 in Sonitpur District of Assam with Special Emphasis on Land Used and Employment Generation 16. Bimla Rai Tomo Riba Traditional Economy and 2014 Changes Among the Sherdukpens of West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh 17. Dinky Mishra Nishamani Kar Housing the Rural Population 2014 of Assam: With Special Emphasis on Basic Amenities and Sanitation of Sonitpur District: A Study on Cultural Ecology 18. Bubu Baruah Tomo Riba Shrinking Wetlands of 2014 Assam: A Case Study of Bordoibam Wetland 19. Genden Tsering Nandini C. Dimensions of Population 2014 Singh Growth and Distribution: A Study on the Monpa Tribes of Tawang District, Arunachal Pradesh 20. Athuko Tayu Tomo Riba Traditional Ecological 2014 Knowledge (TEK) of Idu- Mishmis of Arunachal Pradesh 21. Dhiren Saikia Kiran Kumari An Analysis of Changes in 2014 Cropping Pattern and Rural Livelihoos: A Case Study of Majuli Island, Assam 22. Pura Omo Kiran Kumari Potential and Prospective of 2014 Tourism in Arunachal Pradesh: A Geographical Analysis 23. Talom Taloh Santanu Kumar Assessing Future Urban 2016 Patnaik Expansion Using SLEUTH Model for Itanagar, Arunachal Pradesh 24. Nalung Yirang Kiran Kumari Status of Women in Tribal 2016 Society: A com[arative Study on Adi and Galo Tribes of East Siang District, Arunachal Pradesh 25. Tashi Dorjee Santanu Kumar Spatio-temporal Analysis of 2016 Megeji Patnaik Agricultural Development in Tenga River Catchment, West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh 26. Kenli Basar Santanu Kumar Landscape Ecological 2016 Patnaik Analysis of Sibum River Basin for Watershed Management 27. Modang Reena Kiran Kumari Analysis of Level of Socio- 2016 Economic Development: A Case Study of Longding District, Arunachal Pradesh 28. Shivlal Sharma Nandini C. Changing Livelihood Patterns 2016 Singh and its Impact on Forest Resources in Arunachal Pradesh (Study of Dirang and Thembang Circle, West Siang District) 29. Moream Tamai Santanu Kumar Channel Migration Along the - Patnaik Foothills of Arunachal Himalaya and its Impact on Settlement 30. Debojit Phukan Nandini C. Status of Women Among the 2016 Singh Tea Tribes of Assam 31. Rinchin Tashi Nandini C. Changing Livilihood Patterns 2016 Bachung Singh and its Impact on Bugun (Khowa) Tribe of West Kameng District, Arunachal Pradesh 32. Liyo Nyodu Santanu Kumar Health Care System in 2016 Patnaik Arunachal Pradesh- A Comparative Study of West Siang and Papum Pare Districts

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Sailajananda Moria Muslim ICSSR, 15.0 - 2 years Saikia Community of New Delhi Brahmaputra Valley Assam: A Study on Changing Occupational Pattern and its Impact on Socio- economic Condition

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Convener Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. / Coordinator etc. Workshop / Conference / National / Short-Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Tomo Riba Outreach Program at Rajiv Gandhi June 13- - Basar, Arunachal University, 17, 2016 Pradesh on Yoga, Arunachal Health and Hygiene Pradesh Program, Parenting, Awareness on Earthquake Safety and plantation 2. Tomo Riba Outreach Program at Rajiv Gandhi February - Lower Dibang Valley University, 1-11, 2017 on Awareness Program Arunachal Related to Drug Pradesh Addiction

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. G. Status and International 19 146- 2016 - Nimasow Constraint of journals of 155 Tea Current Science Cultivation in Lohit District of Arunachal Pradesh, India 2. G. Remote Current Science 110(2) 219- 2016 0.967 Nimasow Sensing and 227 GIS based Suitability Modeling of Individual Plant in Tawang District, Arunachal Pradesh, India 3. S. K. Land Holding, Neo VI(II) - 2017 - Patnaik Land GeographiaAn Ownership international and Journal of Customary Geography, GIS Law and Remote Governing Sensing Land Fragmentation in Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL 10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International / Faculty Symposia / workshop National Santanu Kumar Advances in GIS Course National June 20- National Patnaik Remote Sensing July 1, Centre (NRSC), 2016 Hyderabad Santanu Kumar National Conference on St. Claret March 2-3, National Patnaik Rural Livelihood, College, Ziro, 2017 Environment and Arunachal sustainable Development Pradesh (Keynote Speaker) Santanu Kumar National Seminar on J. N. College, September National Patnaik Development Paradigm Pashighat, 29-30, in context of Aboriginal Arunachal 2016 Resource Management Pradesh (Resource Person & Chair) Santanu Kumar International Rajiv Gandhi October National Patnaik Conference: Global University, 15-18, Biodiversity, Climate Arunachal 2016 and Sustainable Pradesh Development (Resource Person & Chair) Santanu Kumar 29th Conference of Calcutta November National Patnaik Indian Institute of University, 24-27, Geomorphologists (IGI) Kolkata 2016 Tomo Riba 7th Annual Conference - March 18, Regional of Arunachal Pradesh 2017 College Conference Tomo Riba Workshop on Research IQAC, Rajiv November National and Innovation Gandhi 11, 2016 (Panellist) University Gibji Nimasow NNRMS-ISRO IIRS Dehrdun May 2- National Sponsored Certificate June 24, Course in RS&GIS in 2016 Forestry Nishamani Kar Icon Youth 2025: Jaipur February International Harnessing Youth for 17-18, Development and 2017 Happiness for SAARC Countries Tage Rupa Sora Sustainable Mysore December National Development, University, 26-28, Environmental Mysore 2016 Vulnerability and Geospatial Technology (NAGI) Tage Rupa Sora Biodiversity of North North February National East India : Lakhimpur 3-4, 2017 Conservation and College, Assam Management Tage Rupa Sora Indigeneous System in Saint Claret March 2- National Transition: a Case Study College, Ziro 3,2017 of Irrigation System Practiced by Apatani Tribe of Arunachal Pradesh, India Tage Rupa Sora 8-Week Training Course IIRS, Dehradun May 2,- National (ISRO - NNRMS) June 26, 2016

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Visited Thimpu and Paro Bhutan on a Field visit during December 29, 2016 – January 4, 2017

 Conducted guided Field Trip of Thirty seven IV Semester MA Geography students between January 8-22, 2017 to Madhya Pradesh covering Jabalpur, Panchmarhi, Bhopal, Bhimbetka, Sanchi, Sagar, Jhansi(UP), Khajoraho covering themes on Agriculture, Economy, Education, Healthcare, Landform and hydrology of the area

 Conducted campus recruitment for GIS Executive Trainees for the post Graduate Diploma in Geoinformatics pass- out students as Coordinator of the Course on 7th July 2016 in the Department of Geography

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

Faculty of Life Sciences

Department of Botany Department of Zoology

DEPARTMENT OF BOTANY

1. FACULTY : LIFE SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : BOTANY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1997

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. and APGDB

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Arup Kumar Ph.D. Professor Cytogenetics, Plant Das Taxonomy and Ethnobotany 2. Rajiv Kumar Ph.D. Professor Microbiology, Mycology Singh 3. Sumpam Ph.D. Professor & Head Microbial Ecology, Ecology, Tangjang Bioresource Utilization and Biodiversity Conservation 4. Hui Tag Ph.D. Assistant Professor Higher Plant Systematic, Ethnobotany, Phytochemisty, Pharmacognosy 5. Ayam Victor Ph.D. Assistant Professor Ethno-phytochemistry, Singh Natural Product Chemistry, Pharmacognosy 6. Oyi Dai Ph.D. Assistant Professor Microbiology,General Nimasow Botany, Bioresource, Genetics and Biotechnology 7. Heikham Ph.D. Assistant Professor Microbiology Evelin 8. Tenya Rina Ph.D. Assistant Professor Mycology, Bioresources Utilization; Microbiology and Microbial Biotechnology 9. Tonlong Ph.D. Assistant Professor Ecology & Plant Wangpan Biotechnology

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Sc. 170 28 2. Advanced PG Diploma in 14 07 Biodiversity (APGDB)

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 50 5 2. M.Phil. 42 1

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 3 2 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 M.Phil. 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of Registration No. Scholar Supervisor 1. Joram Aku Arup Kumar Das Ethnopharmacological 12.09.2014 Studies of Selected Wild Edible Plants Of Arunachal Pradesh 2. Gaottham Gogoi Arup Kumar Das Ethnobotany and 05.02.2014 Pharmacognostical Investigation of Some Garcinia Species 3. Mui Tina Arup Kumar Das Taxonomy and 27.08.2015 Utilization Pattern of the Members of the Family Arecaceae of Erstwhile Kurung Kumey District 4. Jami Nyitan Arup Kumar Das Studies on the 27.08.2015 Antioxidant Activities of Some Selected Indigenous Food Plants of West Siang District of Arunachal Pradesh 6. Anjali Singh Rajiv Kumar Studies on Lingo 05.02.2014 Singh Cellulosic Enzyme Production by Selected White Rot Basidiomycetes 7. Asha Pertin Rajiv Kumar Cultivation of Edible 05.02.2014 Singh Mushrooms on Some Wild Grasses with Emphasis on Methods of Substrate Preparation and Enzymatic Degradation of Lignocellulose 8. Bengia Mamu Rajiv Kumar Studies on In-Vitro 27.08.2015 Singh Propagation of Selected Ornamental Orchid of Arunachal Pradesh 9. Dunyak Ado Rajiv Kumar Evaluation of Bacterial 27.08.2015 Singh Isolates from High Altitude Region Ofarunachal Pradesh for Cellulose Production 10. Tapi Taka Sumpam Role of Micro-Fungi in 30.08.2013 Tangjang Plant Litter Decomposition and Soil Nutrients Dynamics in Arunachal Pradesh, North East India 12. Jentu Giba Sumpam Biological Activities and 14.09.2016 Tangjang Diversity of Endophytic Fungi Isolated from Selected Bamboo Species of Arunachal Pradesh 13. Richa Sharma Sumpam Endophytic Fungi from 14.09.2016 Tangjang Selected Medicinal Plants of Arunachal Pradesh, India: Diversity and Biotechnological Potentials 15. Atek Nangkar Hui Tag Taxonomic Study of 20.05.2014 Family Araceae in Arunachal Pradesh 16. Loxmi Jamoh Hui Tag Ethnobotanical, 2014 Biochemical and DNA Fingerprinting of Gonostegiahirta and Pouzolziazeylanica (Urticaceae) of Arunachal Himalaya 17. Joram Muthu Hui Tag An Ethnobotanical 2017 Study on Nyishi Community of Lower Subansiri District of Arunachal Pradesh 18. Pradip Doley Ayam Victor Phytochemical 20.05.2014 Singh Investigation on Antimicrobial and Antioxidant Plants used by Mising Tribe of Assam 19. Madhumita Saikia Ayam Victor Investigation on Some 2015 Singh Natural Dye Yielding Plants used Traditionally in Textile in Assam 20. Kenter Lendo Ayam Victor A Study on Hedychium 2015 Singh of Arunachal Pradesh 21. Hage Asha Ayam Victor Studies on Minor Fruits 27.08.2015 Singh of Arunachal Pradesh with Special Reference to Phytochemistry 22. Moriam Dai Oyi Dai Nimasow Diversity Analysis of 14.09.2016 Arbuscularmycorrhizal Fungi Across Dayingering Wildlife Sanctuary: Asiang River Mid Channel Island 23. Hage Yakang Oyi Dai Nimasow Arbuscular Mycorrhizal 14.09.2016 Diversity in Relation to Degradation of Tropical Forest in Arunachal Pradesh 24. Minam Pertin Oyi Dai Nimasow Study of AMF Diversity 14.09.2016 in Different Forest Type Along Altitudinal Gradient 7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator / Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) Coordinator (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Arup Kumar Integrating Herbal DBT 59.01 Hui Tag 3 years Das Medicine of NER with Contemporary Approaches to Develop Therapeutic Strategies for Metabolic Syndrome 2. Rajiv Kumar Orchid DBT 35.52 - 3 years Singh Bioresources of the North-east India- Conservation, Database Development and Information Networking 3. Rajiv Kumar Institutional DBT 39.50 - 5 years Singh Biotech Hub 4. Rajiv Kumar Centre for DBT 45.00 - 5 years Singh Bioinformatics Facility 5. Rajiv Kumar Centre with UGC 700.00 - 5 years Singh Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity (CPEB-II) Phase- II 6. Sumpam Diversity of UGC XII 27.00 - 5 years Tangjang Psychrophilic Plan Fungi and their Innovative Enzymatic Research Activities Programme 7. Sumpam Estimation of the DBT 87.72 3 years Tangjang Diversity of (Twinning Endophytes in Project) Subtropical Forest of Arunachal Pradesh and Creation of a Genetic Resource 8. Hui Tag Centre With UGC 700.00 - 5 years Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity (CPEB-II) Phase- II 9. Hui Tag Quality BRNS- 33.94 Arup 3 years Enhancement of BARC Kumar Das Traditional Anti- DAE oxidant Plant (Panax species) from Arunachal Himalayan Region 10. Hui Tag Exploration of DBT 98.40 Arup 3 years Novel Kumar Das Phytomedicine (59.04 RGU (RGU)& from Traditional + 39. 36 C. Godugu Medicinal Plants NIPER) (NIPER of Eastern Hyderabad) Himalaya (Arunachal Pradesh) for Pancreatitis and Liver Fibriosis 11. Ayam Victor Wild Medicinal UGC 1.01 - 1 year Singh and Food Plants CPEB-II used During Winter by Monpas at Tawang District of Arunachal Pradesh 12. Heikham Study of UGC 6.0 - 2 year Evelin Arbuscular Mycorhizal Fungi (AMF) Diversity of two Endangered Medicinal Plant – Helyshium Coronarium and Curcuma Angustifoha and Assess the Potential of AMF in Conservation of these Plants

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Sumpam Studies on UGC 15.0 - 1.2 years Tangjang Secondary (Innovative Microbial Programme) Infections Induced by Monogenoidean Parasites (Platyhelminthes) In Economically Important Fish Species of Arunachal Pradesh 2. Hui Tag Scouting, NIF 3.78 Arup 3 years Documentation and Ahmedabad Kumar Das Dissemination of Innovations and Traditional Knowledge in Arunachal Pradesh 3. Hui Tag Ethnobotanical DRDO 6.51 Arup 3 years Exploration and Kumar Das Phytochemical Analysis of Some Poisonous Plants of Arunachal Himalaya for Strategic Defence Applications 4. Hui Tag Preparation of MoRTH 6.50 Arup 2 years Wildlife New Delhi Kumar Das Management and through Biodiversity BRTF Conservation Plan for 158 km Trans- Arunachal Highway (TAH) Segment of Hunli-Anini- Hayuliang under Dibang Valley & Anjaw District

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. K. Chowlu, K. Ethnobotanical Indian 8(1) 89- 2017 - S. Mahar & A. Studies on Journal of 93 K. Das Orchids Natural Among Products and Khamti Resources Community of Arunachal Pradesh, India 2. M. Lidén, P. Rhodiolasedoi Annales 53 106- 2016 0.893 Bharali & A. K. des Botanici 108 Das (Crassulaceae), Fennici a New Species from Arunachal Pradesh, India 3. G. Gogoi & A. Detailed Floral Pleione 10(2) 352- 2016 - K. Das Morphology of 355 Garcinia Pedunculata Roxb. Ex Buch-Ham (Clusiaceae) from Northeast India 4. A. Bawari, A. Notes on Pleione 10(1) 174- 2016 - K. Das & G. Phaulopsisdors 176 Gogoi iflora (Retzius) Santapau (Acanthaceae) A Lesster Known Species from Arunachal Pradesh and New Record for India 5. G. Gogoi & A. Ethnomedicob Journal of 3(1) 1-8 2016 - K. Das otany and Bioresources Phytpochemica l Screening of Garcinia Pedunculata Roxb. Ex Buch-Ham from Arunachal; Pradesh, India 6. S. Phukan, P. Phytochemical RSC Adv. 6 4930 2016 3.289 Bharali, A. K. Assisted 7- Das & Md. H. Synthesis of 4931 Rashid Size and Shape 6 Tunable Gold Nanoparticles and Assessment of Their Catalytic Activities 7. A. Paul, P. Paris Biodiversitas 16(2) 295- 2016 - Gajurel & A. K. Polyphylla, An 302 Das Endangered, Highly Exploited Medicinal Plant in the Indian Himalayan Region 8. T. Mibang & A. Zingbersingien Pleione 10(1) 164- 2016 - K. Das sis 173 (Zingiberaceae ): A New Species from Arunachal Pradesh, India 9. T. Mibang & A. Larsenianthusa Pleione 10(2) 375- 2016 - K. Das runachalensis 378 Var. Reticulates (Zingiberaceae ): A New Variety from Arunachal Pradesh, India 10. M. B. Govinda Endophytic Current 6(4) 293- 2016 Rajulu, T. S. Fungi of Research in 299 Suryanarayanan Orchids of Environment & S. Tangjang Arunachal al & Applied Pradesh, North Mycology Eastern India 11. S. Tangjang & Integrated International 2 25- 2016 - P. K. R. Nair Bamboo + Journal of 34 Pine Environment Homegardens: al & A Unique Agriculture Agroforestry Research System in Ziro Valley of Arunachal Pradesh, India 12. B. C. Kalita, S. Wild Edible International - - 2017 - C. Arya & H. and Medicinal Journal of Tag Plants used by Current Apatani Research in Community of Bioscience Lower and Plant Subansiri Biology District, Arunachal Pradesh, India 13. A. V. Singh Reverse Phase International 5(6) 49- 2016 - HPLC Current 54 Profiling of Pharmaceutic Antioxidant al Journal and Antimicrobial Activities of Sarcochlamysp ulcherrima (Roxb.) Gaud 14. A. V. Singh Reverse phase Journal of 5(3) 199- 2016 - HPLC Pharmacogn 205 estimation of osy and Antioxidants Phytochemist and ry Antimicrobial Activities of Clerodendrum 15. A. V. Singh Evaluation of International 6(2) 2016 - Wine Prepared Journal of from Food and Sugarcane and Fermentation Watermelon Technology Juice 16. T. Rina & R. K. Cultivation of J. 54(4) 551- 2017 - Singh Oyster Mycopatholo 554, Mushrooms gical (Pleurotus Research spp.) on Various Agro- forest Wastes in Arunachal Pradesh 17. T.Rina & R. K. Tritomapallidi Mushroom 25(2) 139- 2016 - Singh pes, Arrow Research 145 (Coleoptera: Erotylidae): A New Insect Pest of Oyster Mushroom, Pleurotuscitrini opleatus 18. T. Wangpan, S. Tribal Current 112(7) 1327 2017 0.967 Tangjang & A. Agriculture: Science - Arunachalam Tradition in 1329 Transition in the Indian Eastern Himalaya 19. T. Wangpan, L. Anti-Malarial Notulae 8 27- 2016 - B. Chetry, J. Plants of Jonai, Scientia 32 Tsering, T. India: An Biologicae Taka & Ethnobotanical S.Tangjang Approach

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / Book / Page Publication chapter nos. 1. A. K. Bioresource Bioprospecting Springer 21-28 978-9- 2016 Das, H. s of of Indigenous Science 81- Tag & P. Northeast Bioresources of 100619 Bharali India: North-East -7 Sustainable India Utilization J. Purkayastha and (Ed.) Challenges 2. J. Traditional Herbal Springer 189- 978-8- 2016 Tsering, Anti-poison Insecticides, India 203 13- H. Tag, Plants used Repellents and 222704 B. J. by the Biomedicines: -5 Gogoi, V. Monpa Effectiveness Veer Tribe of and Arunachal Commercializat Pradesh ion V. Veer & R. Gopalakrishnan (Eds.)

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Author(s) Name of the Publisher ISBN Year of No. Book Publication 1. H. Tag & K. Temik Boorii Boot Central Boori - 2017 Duyii: A Boot Yullo Coffee Table Committee, Book Itanagar d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Arup Kumar International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Das on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Arup Kumar North Eastern Regional Gauhati March 24-26, National Das Conference and Exhibition University, 2017 on Promotion and Guwahati Protection of Traditional Healthcare Remedy (Keynote Lecture) Arup Kumar Workshop on Integrating Institute of March 6-7, National Das Herbal Medicine of NER Advanced studies 2017 with Contemporary in Science & Approaches to Develop Technology Therapeutic Strategies for (IASST), Metabolic Syndrome Guwahati Rajiv Kumar Workshop on Biostatistics Rajiv Gandhi January 31 – National Singh with Softwares University, February. 6, Arunachal 2017 Pradesh Rajiv Kumar Workshop on Database DBT-BIF Centre May 27-29, National Singh Creation and Management 2016 Rajiv Kumar Workshop on Spawn Rajiv Gandhi October 08- Local Singh Production of Oyster University, 11, 2016 Mushrooms Arunachal Pradesh Rajiv Kumar International symposium Gauhati November 24- International Singh on Microbes and University, 27, 2016 Biosphere; What’s New Guwahati What’s Next Rajiv Kumar International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Singh on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Rajiv Kumar Global Biotechnology New Delhi February 5-6, International Singh Summit 2016 2016 Rajiv Kumar Capacity Building in Grant Arunachal September 28- Regional Singh Writing Skills and Pradesh 30, 2016 Effective Management of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Biotechnology by Universities and Research Institutions in the North East Region Sumpam International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Tangjang on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Hui Tag North Eastern Regional Gauhati March 24-26, National Conference and Exhibition University, 2017 on Promotion and Guwahati Protection of Traditional Healthcare Remedy (Keynote lecture) Hui Tag Arogya Mela Lecture IG Park, Itanagar February 22, National Series 2017 Hui Tag National Seminar on Chintan Bhawan, March 9-10, National Understanding Himalayan Gangtok 2017 Phytodiversity in the Changing Climate (Badal Dutta Awardee Lecture) Hui Tag International Conference Dallas (Texas) June 9-10, International on Plant Physiology and USA 2016 Pathology Hui Tag International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Ayam Victor International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Singh on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Ayam Victor International Conference Manipur March 27-29, International Singh on Natural Resources University, 2017 Management and Imphal Technology Trends (ICNRM-17) Heikham International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Evelin on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Tenya Rina Workshop on Biostatistics Rajiv Gandhi January 31- National Through Softwares University, February 6, Arunachal 2017 Pradesh Tenya Rina Workshop on Spawn Rajiv Gandhi October 8-11, Local Production of Oyster University, 2016 Mushrooms Arunachal Pradesh Tenya Rina Capacity Building in Grant Arunachal September 28- Regional Writing Skills and Pradesh 30, 2016 Effective Management of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Biotechnology by Universities and Research Institutions in the North East Region Tenya Rina Workshop on Interactive NEHU, Shillong June 8-10, National Workshop of Project 2016 Formulation and Report Writing Tonlong International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15- International Wangpan on Global Biodiversity, University, 18, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Development Pradesh (ICBCS-2016) Tonlong Workshop on Biostatistics Rajiv Gandhi January 31- National Wangpan Through Softwares University, February 6, Arunachal 2017 Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Institute Purpose / Name of the Date No. / University Lecture 1. Dr. Magnus Liden University of Visiting Scientist 2016 Upsala, Sweden 2. Prof. K. Raja Reddy Mississippi State Visiting Guest 2016 University, USA 3. Prof. B. N. Johri Barkatullah Interaction with faculty November 28-29, (NASI-Emeritus University, Bhopal and research Scholar. 2016 Professor) Delivered Lecture of ‘Fungal Diversity’ 4. Prof. Anil Prakash Baraktullah Interaction with Faculty November 28-29, University, Bhopal and Research Scholar 2016 5. Prof. A. P. Das North Bengal Visiting Faculty April-May 2016 University, Siliguri 6. Dr. Madan Mohan Advisor, DBT, Govt. Interaction with Faculty October 15-18, of India 2016

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Dr. Hui Tag was conferred Badal Dutta Award of Ethnobotany for the Year 2016 by the East Himalayan Society for Spermatophyte Taxonomy (EHSST) and Botanical Survey of India in its Annual Conference held at Gangtok on March 9-10, 2017.

 Dr. Hui Tag received DBT Overseas Associateship for NE Region of India 2016.

 Dr.Sumpam Tangjang received PEARL Foundation Outstanding Research Award in Tribal Farming Systems for the year 2016.

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Dr. Jambey Tsering was selected as Scientist-B in State Forest Research Institute, Department of Environment and Forest Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh in 2016

 Ms. Anjali Singh received Best Oral Presentation Award in a National Conference on Microbes of North-East (MICRON 2016) organized from December 29-30, 2016 at Assam University, Silchar

 Ms. Richa Sharma was awarded with DST sponsored Women scientist, 2016

 Mr. Tapi Taka and Ms. Jentu Gibawere awarded Maulana Azad National Fellowship, 2016-2017 by UGC

 8 (eight) students qualified NET (UGC-CSIR), including 3 (three) as JRF. 12 (twelve) students qualified SET (NE)

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Prof. Rajiv Kumar Singh delivered a Lecture on September 15, 2016 in the Orientation course conducted by HRDC, Jadavpur University, Jadavpur

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY

1. FACULTY : LIFE SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : ZOOLOGY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 1997

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Sc., M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Hirendra Nath Sarma Ph.D. Professor Endocrinology, Reproductive Biology 2. Fisheries, Aquatic Debangshu Narayan Das Ph.D. Professor & Head Ecology 3. Jharna Chakravorty Ph.D. Professor Biochemistry, Nutritional Biology 4. Cell Biology, Manuj Kumar Bharali Ph.D. Assistant Professor Toxicology 5. Wildlife Biology, Daniel Mize Ph.D. Assistant Professor Ornithology 6. Mairembam Stelin M.Sc. Assistant Professor Endocrinology Singh 7. Pankaj Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Reproductive Neuro endocrinology, Developmental Neurobiology 8. Entomology, Insect Hiren Gogoi Ph.D. Assistant Professor Diversity

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Sc. 320 27

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. - 8 2. M.Phil. - -

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.Sc. 1st Sem. 4 20 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 4 23

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 6 M.Phil. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Vivekanada Safi Debangshu Bio-Ecology of Indigenous 18.10.2012 Narayan Das Poultry Fish Pond on the Foothills Region of Arunachal Pradesh, India 2. Rashmi Dutta Debangshu The Reproductive Biology 14.02.2013 Narayan Das of Assamese King Fish semiplotussemiplotus. Mccelland (Family: Cyprinidae) with Special Emphasis on Artificial Propagation 3. Budhin Gogoi Debangshu The Cladoceran Diversity 05.02.2014 Narayan Das with Special Emphasis on Feeding Ecology of Fish in Flood Plains, Wetlands of Subansiri River Basin of Assam, India 4. Akash Kachari Debangshu Studies on the 05.02.2014 Narayan Das Reproductive biology of Amblycepsapangi, Nath & Dey., 1989, an Ornamental Hill Stream Catfish of Arunachal Pradesh, India 5. Dimpi Moni Das Hirendra Nath Study on the Expression of 05.02.2014 Sarma VEGF Receptor (FLK-1) During the Peri- implantation Period in Albino Mice 6. Khamee Wangsa Hirendra Nath A Study on Effect of 05.02.2014 Sarma Scorpariadulcis Leaf Extract on Expression of Endometrial Insulin Like Growth Factor Ii(Igf-Ii) and Decidualization During Pre-Implantation in Albino Mice 7. Lukbahadur Hirendra Nath Inhibitory Efficiency of 20.05.2014 Chetry Sarma & Manuj Selected Medicinal Plants Kumar Bharali Extract on Testosterone Induced Benign Prostatic Hyperplasmic Albino Rat 8. Mallika Gogoi Jharna Chakravorty Assessment of Nutritional 20.05.2014 and Anti-Nutritional Component in Edible Silkworm Species form Dhemaji District of Assam, India 9. Leki Wangchu Amit Tripati (on Describing Parasite 12.09.2014 EOL) Diversity and Ecology: The Case of Parasitic Monogoidean (Platyhelminthes) on Indian Cat Fish (Teleostei: Siluriformes) with Special Reference to Arunachal Pradesh 10. Kanmuna R. Hirendra Nath A Study on Expression on 12.09.2014 Talukdar Sarma Ovarian Steroid Independent Protein Pre- Implantation in Mice Uterus 11. Hage Konya Pankaj Kumar Anxiety and Depression 12.09.2014 Like Behavior in Mice: Role of Nitric Oxide and Gonadotropin Inhibitory Hormone 12. Indira Sarma Hirendra Nath Study on Effects of 27.08.2015 Sarma Scopariadulcis Linn. Extraction on HoxA10 Expression in Mice Uterus During Periimplantation Period 13. Okiam Ering Debangshu Exploring Food and 27.08.2015 Narayan Das Feeding Strategies of a Potential Ornamental ‘Stream Loach’ of Arunachal Pradesh 14. Kangkim Ratan Debangshu The Reproductive Biology 27.08.2015 Narayan Das of Ladder Loach (Family: Cobitidae) of Arunachal Pradesh with Special Emphasis on Oocyte Maturation 15. Pura Yassung Jharna Chakravorty Bio-monitoring of Edible 27.08.2015 Insects of Arunachal Pradesh in-vivo Clone Perspective on Biochemical and Cytogenetic Study 16. Hage Assung Manuj Kumar Experimental Validation of 14.09.2016 Bharali Antidiabetic Activity of Selected Medicinal Plants of Arunachal Pradesh, India 17. Abprez T. Daniel Mize Ecological Biogeography 14.09.2016 Kimsing of White Rumped Vulture Gyps bengalensis Gmelin, 1788 in Arunachal Pradesh 18. Jacob Ngukir Daniel Mize Ecological Biogeography 14.09.2016 of Long Billed Vulture Gyps indicus Scopolo, 1786 in Arunachal Pradesh 19. Talo Biju Daniel Mize Ecological Biogeography 14.09.2016 of Slender-billed Vulture Gyps tenuirostris Gray, 1844 in Arunachal Pradesh 20. Ram Kumar Debangshu Exploring Food and 14.09.2016 Narayan Das Feeding Habits of Lepidocephalichthysguntea (Hamilton, 1822) with Emphasis on Bionomics 21. Gaurab Borah Manuj Kumar Synergistic Effect of Green 19.12.2016 Bharali Tea Catechins with Topoisomerase-1 Inhibitor Irinotecan in Colon Cancer model

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co-investigator Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Debangshu Attempt to DBT, New 83.43 S. B. 2017- Narayan Das Domesticate and Delhi Chakraborty & 2020 Breed Some (DBT P. K. Native Twining) Bandyopdhyay Ornamental Fishes of Arunachal Pradesh in Captivity with Emphasis on Their Sex Reversal, Immune Stimulation and Disease Management Using Herbal Extract 2. Debangshu A Collaborative Department 20.00 - 2015- Narayan Das Outreach of 2018 Programme on Fisheries, Culture Fishery Govt. of in Arunachal Arunachal Pradesh Pradesh 3. Debangshu Bio-Resource DBT, New 56.61 Amit Tripathi 2014- Narayan Das Mapping, Delhi & A. Mitra 2017 Conservation and (DBT Artificial Twining) Propagation of Fish Germplasm in Arunachal Pradesh with Emphasis on Promotion of Aquarium Fish Trade Jharna Sequencing The DBT, New 53.02 Axel 2017- Chakravorty Genome of The Delhi Brockman 2020 Himalayan Giant (DBT (NCBS) Honeybee Twining) Apislaboriosa with a Special Focus on Chemosensory Receptors and Circadian Clock Genes 4. Jharna Chemical DBT, New 199.69 A 2015- Chakravorty Ecology of Delhi Collaborative 2020 North-East Programme Region (NER) of linking NER India: A and Bangalore Collaborative Researchers Programme linking NER and Bangalore Researchers

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. A. Darshan, First Record of Journal of 11(2) 21-27 2017 R. Dutta, S. Batasio Spilurus fisheriesscien Abujam & Ng from the ces.com D. N. Das Siang River of Arunachal Pradesh, Northeastern India (Teleostei: Bagridae) 2. H. Sharma Tamoxifen Journal of 3(1) 60-71 2016 & H. N. Modulates Bioresources Sarma Expression of Transforming Growth Factor- I (TGF-βI) in Rat Uterus 3. S. Abujam, Captive Rearing Journal of 11(1) 43-47 2017 1.40 R. Kumar, of Hill Stream fisheriesscien A. Darshan Ornamental ces.com & D. N. Fishes of Das Arunachal Pradesh, North- East India 4. D. N. Das Fish and Journal of 10(2) 070- 2016 1.40 Fisheries of fisheriesscien 075 Sinking ces.com Tributary with Emphasis on The People’s Socio- Economic Dependence in Dibang River Basin of Arunachal Pradesh, India 5. B. A. DNA Barcoding Mitochondiral 2016 1.65 Laskar, V. of Amblyceps DNA Part A Kumar, A. Congeners Darshan, S. (Siluriformes: Kundu & D. Amblycipitidae) N. Das from Brahmaputra Drainage in Northeast India 6. P. Ghosh, Identification Aquaculture 3 120- 2016 D. Das, S. and Partial Reports 130 K. Juin, S. Characterizatio Hajra, A. n of Kachari, D. Olyralongicaud N. Das, P. ata Nath & S. (McClelland, Maitra 1842) Vitellogenins: Seasonal Variation in Plasma, Relative to Estradiol-17β and Ovarian Growth 7. T. Das, B. Formulation of International 5(3) 61-67 2016 Dev Gupta Low Cost Fish Research & D. N. Feed using Journal of Das Locally Biological Available Sciences Agrobased Wastes and its Efficacy on Growth Performance of Common Carp (cyprinuscarpei o l.) - A Case Study from Apatani Landscape of Arunachal Pradesh in Northeast India 8. B. Gogoi, Enumeration of Journal of 10(4) 37-42 2016 R. Das, S. Fish in Fisheries K. Abujam Dhulakojia Beel science.com & D. N. (Wetland) of Das Lakhimpur District, Assam, India 9. V. Safi, A. Effect of International 4(2) 56-63 2016 Darshan, B. Different Levels Journal of Gogoi, R. of Poultry Fisheries and Kumar, R. Dropping on Aquatic Saikia, & D. Growth Studies N. Das Performance of Indian Major Carp in the Foot Hills of Arunachal Pradesh, India 10. J. Nutritional and Journal of 19(3) 711- 2016 0.824 Chakravorty Anti-nutritional Asia-Pacific 720 , S. Ghosh, Composition of Entomology K. Megu, C. Oecophyllasma Jung & V. ragdina B. Meyer- (Hymenoptera: Rochow Formicidae) and Odontotermessp . (Isoptera: Termitidae): Two Preferred Edible Insects of Arunachal Pradesh, India 11. D. Mize, R. New Locality Journal of 3(1) 1-4 2016 Chetry & R. for Near Bioresourses Taba Threatened Cinerous Vulture Aegypiusmonar chus Linnaeus, 1766 in Arunachal Pradesh, India 12. M. Tayeng, Insect Proceedings 1-7 2016 & H. Gogoi Pollinators of of the Crops and Zoological Fruits in Society Arunachal Pradesh, Eastern Himalaya: Rich Diversity in Flowers With Yellow Anther 13. H. Gogoi, & A Scientific National 1-5 2016 0.34 M. Tayeng Note on Insect Academy Anthophiles and Science Ridge Gourd Letters [Luffa acutangula (Roxb.) L.] Pollination 14. M. Tayeng, A Report On Journal of 3(1) 72-79 2016 N/A & H. Gogoi Coleopteran Bioresources Species Composition In Rono-Hills, Arunachal Pradesh With Perspective On Ecological And Economic Aspects 15. M. Taba & Rearing of Eri Journal of 3(1) 46-52 2016 H. Gogoi Silkworm Bioresources (Samiacynthiari ciniBoisd.) (Lepidoptera: Saturniidae) in Arunachal Pradesh: A Study in Papumpare District

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Hirendra Nath Ecosystem Responses to Devi Ahilya February 16- International Sarma Global Environmental University, 18, 2017 Changes and Their Indore Impact (ERGECI) (Plenary Lecture) Hirendra Nath Impact of climate Mizoram September 22- National Sarma Change on Biodiversity: University, 24, 2016 Applications of recent Aizawl technologies for conservation of threatened species (Plenary Lecture) Debangshu International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15-18, International Narayan Das on Global Biodiversity, University 2016 Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICBCS- 2016) Jharna International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15-18, International Chakravorty on Global Biodiversity, University 2016 Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICBCS- 2016) Manuj Kumar International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15-18, International Bharali on Global Biodiversity, University 2016 Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICBCS- 2016) Manuj Kumar The North-East India: Rajiv Gandhi October 7-8, National Bharali Issues, Dynamics and University 2016 emerging Realities Daniel Mize International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15-18, International on Global Biodiversity, University 2016 Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICBCS- 2016) Pankaj Kumar National Workshop on Pt. Ravishankar March 21-27, National Trends and Techniques Shukla 2017 in Chronobiology University, Raipur Pankaj Kumar Indo US Workshop and University of February 21- International International Symposium Delhi, Delhi 24, 2017 on Biological Timing and Health Issues in the 21st Century Hiren Gogoi International Conference Rajiv Gandhi October 15-18, International on Global Biodiversity, University, 2016 Climate Change and Arunachal Sustainable Pradesh Development (ICBCS- 2016)

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Name Date No. Institute / of the Lecture University 1. Prof. Franz Bairlein University of Ecology & October – Oldenburg, Wildlife Biology November, 2016 Germany & Director, Institute of Avian Research 2. Prof. Victor Benno Meyer- University of Biochemistry October, 2016 Rochow Oulu, Finland and Nutritional Biology 3. Prof. Vasanta Padmanabhan University of Molecular September, 2016 Michigan, USA endocrinology and Reproductive Biology 4. Prof. Waikhom Vishwanath Manipur Aquatic ecology September, 2016 University, and Fish Biology Imphal 5. Prof. Gyan Prakash Singh Banaras Hindu Resource Person January 31, 2017 University, for the workshop - February 06, Varanasi “Biostatistics 2017 through Softwares” 6. Prof. Rakesh Pandey Banaras Hindu Resource Person January 31, 2017 University, for the workshop - February 06, Varanasi “Biostatistics 2017 through Softwares”

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Prof. Hirendra Nath Sarma delivered lectures in 96th Orientation programme in University of Goa, India, April 11- 12, 2017

 Prof Debangshu Narayan Das has been nominated as the AC member of NERIST (Deemed University) for the 2nd consecutive term

 Dr. Pankaj Kumar was awarded Summer Research Fellowship, 2016 for conducting research from June 2016 to August 2016 in the laboratory of Prof.BechanLal, Department of Zoology, Banaras Hindu University, Varanasi

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  5 (five) students qualified NET (UGC-CSIR) and 5 (five) students qualified SET (NE)

 Ms. Hage Konya, a Ph.D. student was selected for the International Workshop entitled 4th AIST Imaging Workshop & DAILAB PIKNIKH Series XIV "Bioimaging, Biomedicine, Bioinformatics and Biotechnology" and presented a paper “Effect of Prenatal knocking off of Neuronal Nitric Oxide Synthase (nNOS) on Anxiety and Depression Like Behaviour in Mice”

 Karsing Megu, a Ph.D.studentwas adjudged as the best oral paper presenter in North East Regional Research Scholars’ Meet 2017 at Assam University, Silchar.

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Ecology and Wildlife Biology students led by Dr. Daniel Mize surveyed Talley Valley, Arunachal Pradesh for ornithological study

 Aquatic ecology and Fish Biology students of Zoology, headed by Prof. Debangshu Narayan Das performed field practical and 4 days training programme on fish farm management at Pavoi fish farm in BiswanathChariali, Assam

 Molecular Endocrinology and Reproductive Biology students, led by Prof. Hirendra Nath Sarma surveyed in Lower Siang district on traditional herbal medicine

 Dr. Hiren Gogoi inspected orange orchards in Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh along with farmers and exchanged information to achieve high quality and quantitative yield

 M.Sc. special paper in Entomology was introduced from the current academic session, 2016-2017

 The Department observed World Wildlife Day on March 2-3, 2017

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016

 Department of Zoology successfully completed five years conducting Research and Societal activities under the UGC sponsored scheme CPEB-II in Faculty of Life Sciences

Faculty of Basic Sciences

Department of Chemistry Department of Mathematics Department of Physics

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY

1. FACULTY : BASIC SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : CHEMISTRY

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2011

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Sc. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Rajesh Ph.D. Associate Professor Supramolecular Chemistry, Chakrabarty & Head Coordination and Materials Chemistry, Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOF), Catalysis 2. Md. Harunar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Nanostructured Materials, Rashid Surface Functionalization, Catalysis, Application of Nanomaterials 3. Lakhinath Saikia Ph.D. Assistant Professor Heterocyclic Chemistry, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Application of Nano Materials in Catalysis 4. Dwipen Kakati Ph.D. Assistant Professor Phytochemistry of Medicinal Plants, Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Total Synthesis of Bioactive Molecules

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Sc. 143 21

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. No. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted 1. Ph.D. - - c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.Sc. 1st Sem. 5 8 0 1 3 0 0 2 0 0 1 0 1 0 10 11

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Name of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of Registration No. Scholar Supervisor 1. Shreemoyee Md. Harunar Designing Metal Oxide 25.02.2015 Phukan Rashid Supported Nanocatalysts for Applications in Organic Reactions 2. Rakesh Md. Harunar Size and Shape Controlled 09.03.2016 Chowdhury Rashid Synthesis of Metal Oxide Nanoparticles and Their Applications 3. Rekhamoni Rajesh Design, Synthesis and 09.03.2016 Das Chakrabarty Functionalization of Self- Assembled Supramolecular Coordination Complexes 4. Toku Tagu Rajesh Synthesis and 09.03.2016 Tada Chakrabarty Characterization of Luminescent Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) and Their Post-Synthetic Modification 5. Hage Yalu Rajesh Synthesis and 19.12.2016 Chakrabarty Characterization of Supramolecular Ensembles and Their Potential applications in Targeted Drug Delivery 6. Tulan Ch. Md. Harunar Synthesis and Application of 06.04.2017 Saikia Rashid Polymer-Metal and Metal Oxide Nanoparticles

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Project Sponsorin Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator g Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Rajesh Development of SERB, 23.05 - 2017-2020 Chakrabarty Luminescent DST Supramolecular Coordination Complexes via Post-synthetic Modification for Sensing Application 2. Md. Transition Metal UGC- 7.15 - 2014-2017 Harunar Oxide Nanoparticles DAE CSR Rashid for Sensor Applications 3. Md. Designing SERB, 20.68 - 2016-2019 Harunar Supported Metal DST Rashid Nanocatalysts for Application in C–C Coupling Reactions 4. Lakhinath Development of SERB, 23.77 - 2016-2019 Saikia Cu-catalyzed DST Cascade Synthesis of N-heterocycles 5. Lakhinath Pd-catalyzed C-H CSIR 15.56 - 2017-2020 Saikia Activation in the Synthesis of Fused Pyrimidine Derivatives

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Md. Harunar Design, SERB, DST 21.53 - 2013-2016 Rashid Synthesis and Application of Hollow Metal Oxide Nanostructures 2. Rajesh Utilization of UGC XII 15.2 Md. 2014-2017 Chakrabarty Rice Husk Plan Harunar from Assam Innovative Rashid, and Arunachal Research Sumpam Pradesh as Programme Tangjang & Potential Host Gibji Materials for Nimasow Various Transition Metal Based Catalysts

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper the & issue nos. Publication Factor Journal no. (if any) 1. L. Saikia, P. A One Pot, Bioorg. 26 992 - 2016 2.486 Roudragouda Two-step Med. 998 & A. J. Synthesis of 5- Chem. Thakur Arylpyrrolo[2,3- Lett. d]pyrimidines and Screening of Their Preliminary Antibacterial Properties 2. R. Facile Chem. 1 4682- 2016 - Chowdhury, Biopolymer Select 4689 N. Barah & Assisted Md. H. Synthesis of Rashid Hollow SnO2 Nanostructures and Their Application in Dye Removal 3. S. Phukan, P. Phytochemical RSC 6 49307- 2016 3.289 Bharali, A. Assisted Adv. 49316 K. Das & Synthesis of Md. H. Size and Shape Rashid Tunable Gold Nanoparticles and Assessment of Their Catalytic Activities

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Lakhinath Saikia 20th CRSI National Gauhati February 3- National Symposium in Chemistry University, 5, 2017 Guwahati Md. Harunar Advances in Kaziranga June 1-2, National Rashid Nanostructured University, Jorhat 2016 Materials: Applications and Perspectives 2016 (Invited Lecture) Md. Harunar International Conference Jamia Millia November 4- International Rashid on Advances in Islamia, Delhi 5, 2016 Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology (ICANN-2016)

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  Dr. Md. Harunar Rashid along with Mazen Y. Kanj and E. P. Giannelis of Cornell University, USA was granted a US Patent on Carbon-based Fluorescent Tracers as Oil Reservoir Nano-agents. US Patent 9,528,045

 Dr. Lakhinath Saikia has been selected for IAS-NASI-INSA Summer Research Fellowship Programme 2016 to work with Prof. R. C. Deka, Tezpur University, Tezpur

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Mr. Nilamoni Chelleng has been selected for IAS-NASI-INSA Summer Research Fellowship Programme 2017 to work in IISER Mohali

 Mr. Rakesh Chowdhury and Ms. Shreemoyee Phukan presented posters in National Thematic Workshop on Advances in Nanostructured Materials: Applications and Perspectives (ANMAP), June 1-2, 2016. Kaziranga University, Jorhat, Assam

 Ms. Rekhamoni Das and Ms. Shreemoyee Phukan presented posters in 20th CRSI National Symposium in Chemistry, February 3-5, 2017, Gauhati University, Guwahati, Assam

 Ms. Shreemoyee Phukan presented a poster in National Seminar on Recent Developments in Synthesis and Catalysis, March 10-11, 2017, Dibrugarh University, Dibrugarh, Assam

 Several Ph.D. scholars attended National Workshop on Capacity building in grant writing skills and effective management of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Biotechnology by Universities and research institutions in the North East Region, September 28-30, 2016, Arunachal Pradesh

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.):

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017  Department of Chemistry moved to its permanent premises in February 2017

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

1. FACULTY : BASIC SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : MATHEMATICS

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2005

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Sc.and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Sahin Ahmed Ph.D. Professor & Head Heat Transport in Porous Media, Magnetohydrodynamic Flow, Micro-polar Fluid Dynamics and Mathematics Education 2. Bipan Hazarika Ph.D. Associate Professor Analysis, Fuzzy Analysis, Functional Analysis, Sequence Spaces & Summability Theory. 3. Utpal Jyoti Das Ph.D. Assistant Professor Fluid Mechanics 4. Nipen Saikia Ph.D. Assistant Professor Number Theory (Ramanujan’s Mathematics) 5. Saifur Rahman Ph.D. Assistant Professor Fuzzy Sets and Fuzzy logics, Algebra, Fuzzy Algebraic Structure 6. Sunil Kumar Ph.D. Assistant Professor Wavelet Analysis and Integral Singh Transforms 7. Anupam Das M.Sc. Assistant Professor Functional Analysis, Sequence Spaces 8. Dakjum Eshi M.Sc. Assistant Professor Fuzzy Sets

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Sc. 80 35

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 03 01

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG/ Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Semester ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M.Sc. 1st Sem. 18 13 0 0 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 20 15

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. BharatiPertin Sahin Ahmed Study of Darcian Porous Medium 30.10.2014 with Heat and Mass Transport: A Convective Mathematical Flow Modeling 2. Nava Jyoti Sahin Ahmed Study of Mathematical Modelling 04.12.2014 Hazarika for Magnetohydrodynamic Free and Forced Convective Flow with Heat Transport 3. Abdul Wahed Sahin Ahmed Status of Higher Secondary 16.10.2015 Mathematics in Relation to Participation, Achievements and Curricular Aspect: A Case Study in Goalpara District of Assam 4. Khirod Boruah Bipan Hazarika Study on Sequences Spaces Over 30.10.2014 Non Newtonian Calculus 5. Taja Yaying Bipan Hazarika Study on Arithmetical 13.11.2014 Summability and Its Applications 6. Anupam Das Bipan Hazarika Study on Measure of Non- 04.12.2014 Compactness of Compact Operation and Its Application 7. Manash Jyoti Borah Bipan Hazarika Mixed Fuzzy Soft Topology and 09.10.2015 Application of Soft Sets 8. Susanta Sarma Bipan Hazarika An Analysis of Tea Data using 14.02.2017 Pathak Selected Time Series Tools 9. Jubaraj Chetry Nipen Saikia Ramanujan’s Continued 07.04.2015 Fractions, Modular Equations and Related Topics 10. Chayanika Boruah Nipen Saikia Contribution to Ramanujan’s 16.10.2015 Continued Fractions, Partition Theory and Related Topics 11. Apil Uddin Ahmed Saifur Rahman Some Aspects and Applications 24.10.2016 of Semirings and Semidodules: A Study of Fuzzy Setting 12. Baby Kalita Sunil Kumar Wavelet Transformers, S- 30.10.2014 Singh Transformers and Function Spaces 13. Monkhum Khilak Sunil Kumar Wavelets, Ridgelets and Function 16.10.2015 Singh Spaces 14. Drema Lhamu Sunil Kumar Wavelets, Curvelets and Function 16.10.2015 Singh Spaces

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects/Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS/WORKSHOPS/CONFERENCES/SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMESORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Convener Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. / Coordinator etc. Workshop / Conference / / National Short-Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Sahin Ahmed & North-East Summer Rajiv Gandhi May 31- National Bipan Hazarika Workshop in Analysis University June 4, (Local Organizers) and Probability (in 2016 (NESWAP-2016) Collaboration with Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata) 2. Sahin Ahmed & Elementary Mathematics Rajiv Gandhi November State Level Saifur Rahman for School Teachers University, 3-5, 2016 (WEMST-16) (Class-V Arunachal to X) Pradesh 9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONSOF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. A. Das & Matrix Boletim Da 3 41- 2016 - B. Transformation Sociedade 52 Hazarika of Fibonacci Paranaense De Band Matrix on Matemática Generalized bv- Space and its Dual Spaces 2. A. Das & Some new - - 1-23 2017 0.761 B. Fibonacci Hazarika Difference Spaces of Non- absolute 3. A. Esi, B. New type of Filomat 30(12) 3195 2016 0.638 Hazarika Lacunary Orlicz - and A. Esi Difference 3208 Sequence Spaces Generated By Infinite Matrices 4. B. Lacunary ideal Applied 279 139- 2016 1.345 Hazarika convergence of Mathematics and 153 Multiple Computation Sequences in Probabilistic Normed Spaces 5. B. On Ideal Journal of 19(1) 37- 2016 - Hazarika Convergent Interdisciplinary 53 & A. Esi Interval Valued Mathematics Generalized Difference Classes Defined by Orlicz Function 6. B. φ-Statistically Journal of the 24(2) 239- 2016 - Hazarika Quasi Cauchy Egyptian 243 sequences Mathematical Society 7. B. On Ideal Proceedings of 19(2) 253- 2016 - Hazarika Convergence in the Jangjeon 262 & A. Esi Locally Solid Mathematical Riesz Spaces Society Using Lacunary Mean 8. B. Orlicz Journal of the 24(2) 545- 2016 - Hazarika, Difference Egyptian 554 A. Esi, Sequence Mathematical A.Esi & Spaces Society K. Generated By Tamang Infinite Matrices and de la Vallée- Poussin Mean of order α 9. B. On Zweier National 39(5) 371- 2016 0.345 Hazarika Sequence Academy 374 & K. Spaces and de Science Letters Tamang la Vallée- Poussin Mean oforder α 10. B. On generalized Miskolc 17(2) 893- 2016 0.229 Hazarika statistical Mathematical 910 & A. Esi convergence of Notes sequences of sets of order α 11. H. Khatun Laplace Int. Journal of 7(4) 85- 2017 - & S. Analysis of Engineering 89 Ahmed Periodic Heat Research and and Mass Application Transport on a Parabolic Started Surface Immersed in Darcian Porous Regime 12. K. On Some Ideal Afrika 26(3-4) 631- 2016 - Tamang & Convergent Matematika 643. B. Multiplier Hazarika Sequence Spaces using de la Vallée- Poussin Mean and Zweier Operator 13. K. Boruah Application of Journal of 449(2) 1265 2017 1.014 & B. Geometric Mathematical - Hazarika Calculus in Analysis and 1285 Numerical Applications Analysisand Difference Sequence Spaces 14. M. J. Some Aspects Cogent 3(1) 1-11 2016 - Borah & on Hesitant Mathematics B. Fuzzy Soft Set Hazarika 15. N. Mathematical Global Journal 13(6) 1777 2017 - Hazarika Analysis for of Pure and - & S. Optically Thin Applied 1798 Ahmed Radiating/ Mathematics Chemically Reacting Fluid in a Darcian Porous Regime 16. N. Analytical International 4 247 - 2016 - Hazarika Study of Journal of 254 & S. Darcian Drag Engineering Ahmed Forced and Heat Absorption on a Periodic Heat and Mass Transport along a Vertical Surface in Presence of Magnetic Field 17. N. Analytical study Journal of 8(1) 26- 2016 - Hazarika of Unsteady Applied Physics 34 & S. Magneto Ahmed Hydrodynamic Chemically Reacting Fluid Over a Vertical Porous Plate in a Darcian Porous Regime: A Rotating System 18. N. Saikia Some Acta 41 133- 2016 - Properties, Mathematica 142 Explicit Vietnamica Evaluations, and Applications of Ramanujan’s Remarkable Product of Theta Functions 19. N. Saikia Some New Annali Dell’ 62 151- 2016 - Identities for a Universita’ di 164 Continued Ferrara Fraction of Ramanujan 20. N. Saikia New Theta- Arabian Journal 5 145- 2016 - Function of Mathematics 158 Identities and General Theorems for the Explicit Evaluations of Ramanujan’s Continued Fractions 21. N. Saikia Some International 1-7 2016 - & C. Congruence Journal of Boruah Properties of a Analysis Restricted Bipartition Function 22. N. Saikia Congruences Afrika 28 199– 2017 - & C. for Bipartition Matematika 206 Boruah and Partition Triples with 4- Core 23. S. Ahmed Unsteady Free International 3 181- 2016 - Convective Journal of 188 Periodic Heat Engineering Transport Modeling in a Saturated Porous Medium for a Rotating System 24. S. Ahmed, Effects of Int. J. Heat and 104 409- 2017 2.980 J. Zueco Chemical Mass Transfer 418 & L. M. Reaction, Heat López- and Mass González Transfer and Viscous Dissipation over a MHD Flow in a Vertical Porous Wall using Perturbation Method 25. S. Ahmed, Numerical and Int. J. Heat and 108 322- 2017 2.980 J.Zueco & Analytical Mass Transfer 331 L. M. Solutions for López- Magneto- González Hydrodynamic 3D Flow Through Two Parallel Porous Plates 26. S. A. Some Classes of Filomat 31(6) 1827 2017 0.638 Mohiuddi Ideal - ne& B. Convergent 1834 Hazarika Sequences and Generalized Difference Matrix Operator 27. S. A. On Strongly Journal of 23(5) 925- 2017 0.480 Mohiuddi Almost Computational 936 ne& B. Generalized Analysis and Hazarika Difference Applications Lacunary Ideal Convergent Sequences of Fuzzy Numbers 28. S. On Cuts of Information 340- 262- 2016 3.364 Rahman Atanassov's Sciences 341 278 Intuitionistic Fuzzy Sets with Respect to Fuzzy Connectives 29. S. On Intuitionistic Journal of (In 2017 1.04 Rahman Fuzzy Intelligent and Pres Idempotent, fuzzy Systems s) Prime, Strongly Irreducible and T-Pure Ideals of Semirings 30. S. K. The S-transform Journal of 4(2) 125- 2016 - Singh & on Sobolev Analysis & 131. B. Kalita Spaces Number Theory 31. T. Yaying On Arithmetic Boletim da 35(1) 139- 2017 - & B. Continuity SociedadeParana 145 Hazarika ense deMatematica 32. T. Yaying On Arithmetical National 40(1) 43- 2017 0.345 & B. Summability Academy 46 Hazarika and Multiplier Science Letters Sequences 33. U. J. Das Visco-elastic Latin American 46 67- 2016 0.12 Effects on Free Applied 72 Convective Research MHD Heat and Mass Transfer Flow Past a Semi-infinite Vertical Moving Plate with Time Dependent Suction in Presence of Radiation and Chemical Reaction 34. U. J. Das Free Int. J. Appl. - - 2016 - Convection Comput. Math. Heat and Mass Transfer Flow for Magneto Hydrodynamic Chemically Reacting and Radiating Elastico- Viscous Fluid Past a Vertical Permeable Plate With Gravity Modulation

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / chapter the Book / Page Publication nos. 1. A. Batin Analytical Recent EBH 45-62 978-9- 2017 & S. solution of Trends of Publisher, 38- Ahmed Unsteady MHD Mathemati Guwahati 32526 Free Convective cs 2-6 Flow in a Rotating System with Mass Transfer: Darcian Regime 2. H. Khatun Roseland Recent EBH 45-62 978-9- 2017 & S. Approximation Trends of Publisher, 38- Ahmed for Heat Mathemati Guwahati 32526 Generation/Abs cs 2-6 orption on Free Convective Radiating Fluid with Soret Effect 3. A. Ahmed Some Aspects Recent EBH 45-62 978-9- 2017 & S. of Intuitionistic Trends of Publisher, 38- Rahman Fuzzy Ideals of Mathemati Guwahati 32526 Fully cs 2-6 Idempotent & Weakly Regular Semi-rings

c) Books published as authors or as editor Sl. Name of Name of the Book Publisher ISBN Year of No. Author(s) Publication 1. K. Kalita & S. Different Models of LAMBERT 978-3-65- 2017 Ahmed Laminar MHD Flow in a 997733-6 Porous Media 2. S. Rahman Recent Trends of EBH 978-9-38- 2017 Mathematics Publisher, 325262-6 Guwahati

d) Papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International / Faculty Symposia / workshop National Nipen Saikia Global Initiative of Tezpur July 25 - National Academic Networks University, August (GIAN) Course entitled Tezpur 06, 2016, Influence of Ramanujan in Number Theory (Course No. 154016K01) Sunil Kumar National Conference on Gauhati December National Singh Advances in University, 22-23, Mathematical Sciences Guwahati 2016

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.): NIL

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017:

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

1. FACULTY : BASIC SCIENCES

2. DEPARTMENT : PHYSICS

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2011

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Sc. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Associate Professor Nanomaterials and Surface Sanjeev Kumar Ph.D. and Head Science 2. Pradip Kumar Kalita Ph.D. Professor Condensed Matter Physics 3. Upamanyu Das Ph.D. Assistant Professor Nanomaterials 4. Heishnam Shanjit Black Hole and Ph.D. Assistant Professor Singh Cosmology

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Sc. 144 21

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 40 2

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. Date of Registration No. Scholar Supervisor thesis 1. Bidyarani Maibam Sanjeev Kumar Investigation of 14.09.2016 Charge Carrier Injection on the Magnetic Properties 2. Chandra Kamal Sanjeev Kumar Fabrication and 14.09.2016 Borah Characterization of 2D Ultra Layer of MoS2 for Photovoltaic Application 3. Saptaka Baruah Sanjeev Kumar Study the Influence of 14.09.2016 Doping on the Sensing Properties of Zinc Oxide Nanostructures 4. Bandana Gogoi Upamanyu Das Size Selected 06.04.2017 Transition Metal Oxide nanoparticles: Synthesis, Characterization and Application

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2016): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor . no. (if any) 1. H. Shanjit, Geodesics in Advances in 2 (2) 95-102 2016 K. Yugindro the Kerr- Astrophysics Singh Newman Anti de Sitter Spacetimes 2. P. K. Tyagi, Potential NIM B 379 181 2016 R. Kumari, Application of U. M. Bhatta, Carbon J. R. Rao, A. Nanotube Core Rath & S. as Kumar Nanocontainer and Nanoreactor for the Encapsulated Nanomaterial 3. R. Potential Journal of 120 013104 2016 2.2 Chaudhary, Application of Applied K. Patel, R. Ultrathin Physics K. Sinha, S. Molybdenum Kumar, P. K. Disulfide Tyagi (MoS2) Sheet as an Efficient Transparent Conducting Electrode in Silicon Heterojunction Solar Cells 4. S. Kumar Structural Imp. J. Int. 3 954 2017 Analysis of Res. Nano Titanium Dioxide in Phase Transition Region 5. S. Baruah, Zinc Oxide: A Imp. J. Int. 3 1466 2017 B. Maibam Novel Material Res. & S. Kumar for Biosensors b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International / Faculty Symposia / workshop National Heisnam Shanjit National Workshop on North Bengal March National Singh Recent Advances in University, 17-18, Astrophysics and Siliguri 2017 Cosmology Sanjeev Kumar National Seminar on February National Nanoscience and 25-26, Biotechnology, Kanpur 2017

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES  A patent was filed by Mr. Sagar Sangdo (PG Student), Dr. Mohendro Roy, Dr. Upamanyu Das and Dr. Sanjeev Kumar to Korean Intellectual Property Office “System and Method for Detecting Milk Adulteration using stalagmometer”

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Semester IV students went for an academic tour to New Delhi to visit various laboratories related to physics like IUAC, NPL, IIT etc.

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

Faculty of Information Technology

Department of Mass Communication

DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION

1. FACULTY : INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

2. DEPARTMENT : MASS COMMUNICATION

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2004

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.A., PGDMC, M.Phil. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Kh. Kabi Ph.D. Head and Associate Media and Culture, Media and Professor Peace Studies 2. Sunil Koijam M.A. Assistant Professor Digital Media 3. Moji Riba M.A. Assistant Professor Film Studies 4. Md. Nawaz Ph.D. Assistant Professor Radio & Film Studies Khan 5. Teli Yami M.A. Assistant Professor Print Media

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.A. 240 32 2. PG Diploma in Mass 148 31 Communication (PGDMC)

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. 15 5

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 M.Phil. ------

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of No. Scholar Supervisor Registration 1. Sunil Koijam Kh. Kabi Press in Manipur from 1926- 14.09.2016 2005: A Historiographical Study 2. Nabam Tadi Nawaz Khan Folk Media in Arunachal 14.09.2016 Pradesh: A Case Study of Tani clan people of Arunachal Pradesh (Nyishi, Apatani, Adi, Galo, Tagin etc.)

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): Nil

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): Nil

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals: NIL

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Publisher Volume / ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / chapter the Book Page nos. Publication 1. Kh. Kabi Role of Media Penning NESRC, 209-218 978-81- - in Peace- for Peace, Guwahati 89762- Building in Media & India 58-2 Northeast India Conflict Social and the Institute, North east New Delhi

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International Faculty Symposia / workshop / National Kh. Kabi Humantarian Issues in NEHU, Shillong April 25-27, National Emergencices 2017 Sunil Koijam Eight Decades of Lakhimpur February 3-4, National North-Eastern Commerce 2017 Cinema and Beyong College, Lakhimpur, Assam Sunil Koijam Transacting Students Rajiv Gandhi February 2-3, National Engagement for University, 2017 Promoting Rural Arunachal Pradesh Resilience

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT Sl. Name of the Visitor Name of the Purpose / Date No. Institute / Name of the University Lecture 1. Mr. Nurul Laskhar Director, Public Workshop on April 10-12, 2017 Relation Society Public Relation Guwahati Chapter 2. Prof. K. V. Nagaraj Mizoram Special Class August 18-27, on Research 2016 12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: Nil

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS  Topan Rimo, MA in Mass Communication, RGU, appointed as a Estate Officer at Anini, Arunachal Pradesh

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)  Students of MA IV semester, Mass Communication went on Media Exposure Tour to Sikkim from March 7-14, 2017 as part of their programme. They visited various media houses to integrate classroom lessons into real life situation and enhance the understanding the knowledge of students about Media’s functioning in other states of the country

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017

Faculty of Engineering & Technology

Department of Computer Science and Engineering Department of Electronics & Communication Engineering

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

1. FACULTY : ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

2. DEPARTMENT : COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2005

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : BCA, MCA, M.Tech. and Ph.D.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Utpal Bhattacharjee Ph.D. Professor Speech Processing 2. Ani Taggu M.Tech. Associate Professor & Computer Networks Head 3. Marpe Sora Ph.D. Assistant Professor Speech Processing 4. Firos A. M.Tech., Assistant Professor Speech Processing MBA 5. Bomken Kamdak Bam M.Tech. Assistant Professor Speech Processing 6. Sikdar Md. Sultan Askari M.Tech. Assistant Professor Computer Networks 7. Satish Kumar Das M.Tech. Assistant Professor Speech Processing 8. Bhaskar Jyoti Chutia M.Tech. Assistant Professor Machine Learning

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. BCA 40 20 2. MCA 52 24 3. M.Tech. 35 20

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017): Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. Ph.D. - -

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen Total M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. ------e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department Sl. Name of the Names of the Title of the Ph.D. thesis Date of Registration No. Scholar Supervisor 1. Ani Taggu Utpal Design and 18.10.2012 Bhattacharjee Development of Routing Algorithm for vehicular Ad-hoc Network 2. Bidyut Kumar Das Utpal Characterization of 18/10/2012 Bhattacharjee Acoustic-Phonetic Features for Speaker Verification 3. Jyoti Mannala Utpal Speech Recognition in 05.02.2014 Bhattacharjee Uncontrolled Ambient Condition in the Contest of Tonal Languages of Arunachal Pradesh 4. Satish Kumar Das Utpal Design and 27.08.2015 Bhattacharjee Development of a Robust Speaker Authentication System for Emotional Speech with Reference to the Languages of Arunachal Pradesh 5. Firos A Utpal Design and 09.03.2016 Bhattacharjee Development of a Semantic – Based Low Bit Rate Speech Coding Framework for Emotional Speech 7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

c) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017) Sl. Principal Title of the Sponsoring Amount Co- Duration No. Investigator Project Agency Sanctioned investigator (years) (₹ In Lakhs) 1. Utpal Development of a DEITY 47.46 Satish 2 years Bhattacharjee Robust Speaker Kumar Das Authentication System 2. Utpal Design and UGC 14.20 Satish 3 years Bhattacharjee Development of Kumar Das Speech Recognizer in the context of Tonal Languages of Arunachal Pradesh

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (during the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

8. SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE DEPARTMENT (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of Title of the Seminar / Sponsored by Date International No. Convener / Workshop / / National Coordinator Conference / Short- etc. Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Marpe Sora Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh 2. Firos A. Advanced in Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National Electronics and University, 2017 Communication Arunachal Pradesh

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper Journal & issue nos. Publication Factor no. (if any) 1. S. Gogoi and Impact of International 39(2) 105- 2016 - U. Vocal Tract Journal of 109 Bhattacharjee Length Computer Normalization Trends and on the Speech Technology Recognition Performance of an English Vowel Phoneme Recognizer for the Recognition of Children Voices 2. S. Gogoi and A Statistical International 6(5) 59-66 2016 - U. Analysis on Journal of Bhattacharjee the Impact of Computer Speech Science Enhancement Engineering Techniques and on the Feature Information Vectors of Technology Noisy Speech Research Signals for Speech Recognition

b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of the Publisher Volume ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / chapter Book / Page Publication nos. 1. Sikdar Firewall Rule Recent EBH 202- 978-9- 2017 Md Anomaly Trends of Publishers 209 38- Sultan Detection Mathematics India 32526 Askari Using Kripke 2-6 Structure and CND c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings Sl. Name of Author (s) Title of the Details of ISBN / ISSN Year of No. Paper Conference No. Publication Publication 1. U. Bhattacharjee, S. A Statistical IEEE - 2016 Gogoi and R. Analysis on the International Sharma Impact of Noise Conference on on MFCC Recent Features for Advances and Speech Innovations in Recognition Engineering

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Name of the Name of the Conference Place Date International Faculty / Workshop / National Ani Taggu Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Ani Taggu Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Ani Taggu Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Marpe Sora Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Marpe Sora Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Marpe Sora Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Firos A Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Firos A Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National University 2016 Firos A Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Bomken Kamdak Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Bam Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Bomken Kamdak Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National Bam University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Bomken Kamdak Natural Language Rajiv Gandhi October 13- National Bam Processing University, 19, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Bomken Kamdak Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National Bam and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Sikdar Md. Sultan Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Askari Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Sikdar Md. Sultan Introduction to Robotics Tezpur May 27-28, National Askari University, 2016 Tezpur Sikdar Md. Sultan Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National Askari University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Sikdar Md. Sultan Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National Askari and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Satish Kumar Das Orientation Program UGC-HRDC, January 25, National NEHU 2016- February 20, 2016 Satish Kumar Das Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Satish Kumar Das Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Satish Kumar Das Natural Language Rajiv Gandhi October 13- National Processing University, 19, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Satish Kumar Das Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh Bhaskar Jyoti Intellectual Properties Rajiv Gandhi February 22, National Chutia Right (IPR) University, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh Bhaskar Jyoti Robotics Labs Rajiv Gandhi September 9, National Chutia University 2016 Bhaskar Jyoti Advanced in Electronics Rajiv Gandhi March 14-15, National Chutia and Communication University, 2017 Arunachal Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.): NIL

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016

 All India Council for Technical Education (AICTE) grants approval for Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Rajiv Gandhi University

After various presentations to AICTE, Kolkata and AICTE, New Delhi and a successful visit by AICTE Expert Committee visit, Department of Computer Science & Engineering has been granted AICTE approval initially for two years.

AICTE is the national level Apex Advisory Body to conduct survey on the facilities on technical education and to promote development in the country in a coordinated and integrated manner. The purview of AICTE covers programmes of technical education including training and research in Engineering, Technology etc.

In the academic year 2016-17, Rajiv Gandhi University is the only institute granted AICTE approval for post-graduate technical education in the entire state of Arunachal Pradesh.

 Establishment of Four CDAC Research Laboratories on Cloud Computing, SCADA, Augmented Reality and Wireless Sensor Networks

Under a collaboration programme for augmenting research activities in the field of computer science & engineering, the department of Computer Science & Engineering, Rajiv Gandhi University proactively established an industrial collaboration with Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC), Bangalore to establish state-of-art research laboratories in the department.

Under this collaboration programme, C-DAC has already established two advanced laboratories namely Cloud Computing and Augmented reality laboratory. C-DAC expert has visited the department and provided a hands-on tutorial to the students and faculty members. Two more laboratories i.e. Wireless Sensor Laboratory and SCADA laboratory are going to be established shortly.

DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

1. FACULTY : ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY

2. DEPARTMENT : ELECTRONICS AND COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2015

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : M.Tech.

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. 1. Jagdeep Rahul M.Tech. Assistant Professor & VLSI Design Head (i/c) 2. Maibam Sanju Meetei M.Tech. Assistant Professor Electronic Design & Automation 3. Champa Tanga M.Tech. Assistant Professor Networking 4. Kurmendra M.Tech. Assistant Professor Micro-electronics& VLSI

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. of students admitted No. 1. M.Tech. 34 15

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017): NIL

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017): N/A

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: N/A 7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL

b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016-2017): NIL

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) Paper the & issue nos. Publication Factor Journal no. (if any) 1. Kurmendra Second IJEEE 1 6-10 2016 - and M. Paul Order Nonlinear Susceptibility of ZnO Quantum Dots for Photonics Applications

b) Articles / Chapters published in books: NIL

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings: NIL

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES Sl. Name of the Name of Conference / Place Date International / No. Faculty Symposia / workshop National 1. Jagdeep Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Rahul Introduction to Robotics University, 9, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh 2. Maibam Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Sanju Meetei Introduction to Robotics University, 9, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh 3. Kurmendra Workshop on Rajiv Gandhi September National Introduction to Robotics University, 9, 2016 Arunachal Pradesh 5. Maibam Workshop on Advances Rajiv Gandhi March 14- National Sanju Meetei in Electronics & University, 15, 2017 Communications Arunachal Pradesh 6. Kurmendra Workshop on Advances Rajiv Gandhi March 14- National in Electronics & University, 15, 2017 Communications Arunachal Pradesh

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.)

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2015-2016

Centres / Cells / Central Services / Units

Centre with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity Bioinformatics Centre Institutional Level Biotech Hub Centre for Development Studies Computer Centre Day Care Centre NET Coaching Centre Career Counselling Cell PART II Hindi Cell Internal Quality Assurance Cell College Development Council EDUSAT Program Institute of Distance Education Office of Dean of Students Welfare Physical Education Branch The University Library VSAT Facility Health Centre Women Studies & Research Centre

CENTER WITH POTENTIAL FOR EXCELLENCE IN BIODIVERSITY

Coordinator: Prof. Hirendra Nath Sarma, Department of Zoology

(I) 5th Advisory Committee of CPEB-II The 5th Advisory Committee of CPEB-II was held on 23rd January, 2017. The meeting was chaired by the Vice Chancellor Prof. Tamo Mibang. The committee reviewed the achievements and progress and recommended further plan of action of the Center.

(II) Advance Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity The 3rd Batch of Advance Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity passed out successfully in June, 2016 The 4th batch of Advance Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity get admitted in the academic session 2016-17. The patterns of students are as follows.

Academic Total No. of Male Female ST OBC SC General Pass- session/ Year students out 2016/ May 2nd Semester (3rd 08 04 04 07 - - 01 08 Batch) 2016/ July 1st Semester (4th 07 03 04 07 - - - Batch) 2017/ January 2nd Semester 07 03 04 07 - - - (4th Batch)

(III) APGDB Field Training of APGDB Students

1. Field training of APGDB students at Tippi Orchid Research Centre and Nameri National Park and Tiger Reserve, April 24 – 29, 2016 2. Field training of APGDB students in Tawang (for high altitude Ecology and Biodiversity), October 20 – 26, 2016.

(IV) Adjunct Professor under CPEB-II

Prof. Franz Bairlein, Director Institute of Avian Research, University of Heidelberg, Germany was offered the post of Adjunct Professor under CPEB-II for a period of three months. Accordingly, he visited the Center with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity, Rajiv Gandhi University from 11th March, 2017 to 30th March, 2017. He taught both theoretical and practical course curriculum to the students of M. Sc. (in Zoology) and Advance Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity.

(V) Visiting Faculty for Teaching M. Sc (Zoology & Botany) and Advance Post Graduate Diploma in Biodiversity:

(a) International Visiting Faculty: 1. Professor Robert P Millar FRSE, Director, Mammal Research Institute, University of Pretoria, & Co-Director: UCT/MRC Receptor Biology Unit, University of Cape Town visited CPEB-II from 10th to 29th April, 2016 as visiting faculty under CPEB-II (b) National Visiting faculty 1. Prof. Parthankar Choudhury, Department of Ecology and Environmental Sciences, Assam University, Silchar 788 011, April 3-14, 2016

2. Dr. K. V. Devi Prasad Professor & Head, Department Of Ecology & Environmental Science, School of Life Science, Pondicherry University, Puducherry 605 014. April 4-13, 2016

3. Prof. I. K. Pai Department of Zoology, Goa University, Goa 403 206, April 4-14, 2016

4. Dr. K. Sivakumar CAS in Marine Biology, Faculty of Marine Sciences, Annamalai University, Parangipettai 608 502, Tamil Nadu. August 17-30, 2016

(VI) International Visiting Scientist under Collaborative Research 1. Prof. Vasantha Padmanabhan, School of Biomedical Science, University of Michigan, United States of America, visited CPEB-II from 31st October to 4th November, 2016 under International Collaborative Research.

(VII) Lectures Series Organized by Center with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity

1. “Introduction to Remote Sensing” on 8th April, 2016 (Friday) : Prof. I. K. Pai, University of Goa

2. “Management of Water Resources by Remote Sensing” on 7th April (Thursday), 2016: Prof. K. V. Devi Prasad, Head, Dept. of Ecology & Environmental Science, School of Life Science, Pondicherry University

3. “Captive Breeding of Southern White Rhino : An Anti poaching approach” on 12th April, 2016 : Prof. Robert Millar, University of Pretoria, South Africa

4. “Neuroendocrinology : How the body and brain talk to each other” on 13th April, 2016 : Prof. Robert Millar, University of Pretoria, South Africa

5. “How to Publish Your Research” on 21st April, 2016 (Thursday) : Prof. Robert Millar, University of Pretoria, South Africa

6. “Novel Neuropeptides regulating Reproduction” on 22nd April, 2016 (Friday) : Prof. Robert Millar, University of Pretoria, South Africa

7. “Elephant and climate Change” on 22nd April, 2016 (Friday) : Prof. Robert Millar, University of Pretoria, South Africa

8. “Experience with Human Genetics : Study from Burdwan University” on 27th May, 2016 (Friday) : Prof. Anupam Bose, University of Burdwan, West Bengal

9. “Marine Actinobacterial Diversity, Bioprospecting and Ex-situ Conservation” on 27th August, 2016: Dr. K. Sivakumar, University of Annamalai, Faculty of Marine Sciences, India

10. Developmental Programming of Neuroendocrine Feedback” on 1st November, 2016 (Tuesday): Prof. Vasantha Padmanabhan, University of Michigan, School of Biomedical Sciences, Ann Arbor, USA.

11. “Review on Pre and Post Rio + 24 status of losses and rediscoveries of Faunal diversity”, on 7th April 2017 (Friday), Prof. G. K. Kulkarni, Professor of Zoology, Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University, Karnataka

(VIII) International Seminar (Organized by CPEB-II), October, 2016

1. The “International Conference on Global Biodiversity, Climate Change and Sustainable Development (ICBCS 2016)” has been organized by the Centre with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity, October 15-18, 2016.

(IX) Celebration of National Programmes by CPEB-II

1. 5th June, 2016: World Environment Day with delivering lectures, tree plantation and awareness programme and campus cleanliness drive as part of Swachch Bharat Mission of Government of India.

2. 4th World Wild Life Day: 3rd March, 2017. Delivered lectures, photo exhibition on wild life and conservation

(X) Donation of Books, Journals and Equipment to CPEB-II

1. Prof. Franz Bairlein, Director, Institute of Avian Research, University of Heidelberg, Germany donated 350 volumes of Books and Journals and 10 numbers Binoculars to the Centre with Potential for Excellence in Biodiversity, RGU. All are formally handed over by Prof. Franz Bairlein and received by Prof. Tamo Mibang, Vice Chancellor, RGU on 20th March, 2017.

(XI) Publications under CPEB – II

Publication of Journal/ News Letter and Brochure under CPEB-II: The center published a research journal namely- Journal of Bioresources and Biodiversity News Letter regularly during 2016-17. The center also adopted a village in East Kameng district of the state and organized a number of awareness programmes. BIOINFORMATICS CENTRE

Coordinator: Dr. R. K. Singh, Department of Botany

The Bioinformatics Infrastructure Facility (BIF) Centre was established in the year 2007 with financial assistance from the Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India. The centre is imparting training on bioinformatics to the postgraduate students, research scholars and faculty members of Life Sciences discipline. Besides, it also ensures easy online access of all scientific journals being provided to the university through DBT-DeLCON consortium.

The activity of the centre is managed by a regular faculty as Coordinator with the help of a research associate. During last one year, the centre has conducted three workshops/training programmes on bioinformatics. Additionally, BIF centre conducts lectures and hands-on- experience/practical every year for the post graduate students of the departments of Botany and Zoology covering the bioinformatics related portions of their syllabi. The BIF centre also assisted the Institutional Biotech hub of the university in conducting a workshop on “Biostatistics with Softwares” from Jan. 31 – Feb. 6, 2017.

Besides imparting training on bioinformatics, the centre is also preparing two comprehensive databases from the information gathered from different research projects/works sponsored by various funding agencies. The first database is “Orchid database of Arunachal Pradesh” and the second is “Fish database of Arunachal Pradesh” (being developed in collaboration with Fisheries research group of the Dept. of Zoology).

INSTITUTIONAL LEVEL BIOTECH HUB

Coordinator: Dr. R. K. Singh, Department of Botany Institutional Level Biotech Hub (BT hub) was established in the year 2013 as a special programme for north eastern states of the country with approved financial assistance of Rs. 32.5 lakh from the Department of Biotechnology, Govt. of India with a broad purpose to promote education and research in biotechnology, biology, life science and to attract brilliant young students (Higher secondary students/UG/PG level) to build their career in different fields of biological sciences and biotechnology. The BT hub is providing basic laboratory based training to the budding science students. As per its mandate, the BT hub is also carrying out its research work on ‘Microbial lignocellulolytic enzymes’ which have many industrial applications and currently an emerging area of research in the field of Microbial Biotechnology. Presently, the BT hub is supporting three research scholars of the faculty of Life Sciences whose area of research is in accordance with its mandate. Besides, the BT hub also extends its facilities and expertise to other researchers.

Training Programmes /Workshops organized by the Biotech Hub 1. The BT hub conducted a workshop on Microbial enzyme production by Solid State Fermentation” from 30 May – 01 June, 2016 for the students of M.Sc. Botany. 2. The BT hub organized another workshop on “Spawn Production of Oyster Mushrooms” from 08 - 11 Oct. 2016 for 12 participants who were pursuing M.Sc./PhD course in Botany. 3. The BT hub organized arranged participation of 40 PhD scholars and young faculty members of the Departments of Botany and Zoology in a DBT sponsored workshop on “Capacity building in grant writing skills and effective management of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) in Biotechnology by universities and research institutions in the North East Region” from 28th – 30th September 2016. 4. Biotech Hub is organized its third workshop on “Biostatistics with Softwares” from Jan. 31 – Feb. 6, 2017 for 38 participants including young faculty members and research scholars of the faculty of Life Science. The resource persons of the workshop were (1) Prof. G. P. Singh, Division of Biostatistics, Dept. of Community Medicine, Institute of Medical Sciences, BHU, Varanasi, and (2) Prof. Rakesh Pandey, Head, Department of Psychology, Faculty of Social Sciences, BHU, Varanasi. 5. The BT Hub organized an invited talk of an eminent NASI Professor Dr. B. N. Johri on Fungal diversity on 29 November2016. An interactive session was separately organised on 29 November 2016 for the research scholars of Botany to discuss their research topics for getting his suggestion to decide further course research plan.

Participation in conferences and Seminars 1. The Co-ordinator, BT Hub participated in an International Symposium on Plant Biotechnology for Crop Improvement (ISPBCI-2017), organised from 20-21 January, 2017 at Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati. 2. Two research scholars sponsored by BT hub participated in National and international symposium at Guwahati university and Assam University respectively for presenting their research papers. One of the Participants, Ms. Anjali Singh, received Best Oral presentation award. CENTRE FOR DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (CDS) (Adjunct to the Department of Economics)

Coordinator: Prof. S. K. Nayak

Background: The Centre for Development Studies (CDS) is set up with a generous grant of the corpus fund of `10 crore from Ministry of Finance (Department of Economic Affairs), Government of India as a research adjunct at the Department of Economics, Rajiv Gandhi University to provide better research facilities to the faculty, research scholars as well the students of the Department of Economics.

Objectives

1. To promote and coordinate research on various development issues. 2. To sponsor economists from all over India and abroad to Department of Economics, Rajiv Gandhi University for delivering Lectures. 3. To collaborate with national and international agencies in conducting studies and research on issues of critical importance to the region/ country/ between countries. 4. To conduct regular seminars, conferences and workshops etc. 5. To upgrade research infrastructure including communication and computing facilities.

The Centre for Development Studies organized a One-week workshop on “Research Methodology in Social Science Research” from 21st to 25th February, 2017. The resource persons who attended the workshop were Prof. Mohammed Arif from NERO, Guwahati, Prof. C K. Mukhopadhyay from North Bengal University, Prof. Partha Pratim Sahu from ISID, New Delhi, Prof. Sib Ranjan Misra from Visva Bharati University.

COMPUTER CENTRE

Computer Centre, Rajiv Gandhi University, has been successfully fulfilling its objectives in spite of lack of resources since its inception in the year 2004. Presently, Computer Centre is housed at multiple locations i.e. at University Library and the Academic Block. Initiatives have already been taken for construction of the Central Computing Facility wherein Computer Centre will also be located.

Milestones Achieved The year 2011-2012 was an important year in which many schemes and projects were either initiated or completed successfully. A brief account of them is as follows:

1. National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NMEICT) Project: A mission taken up by MHRD, Govt. of India, New Delhi to accelerate the slow rate of growth in the number of educational institutions. It was pin pointed that one cannot hope to quickly make a dent on the baseline educational status of the population unless and until the conventional approach is aided and supported by the technological interventions through ICT so as to make available the knowledge resources to every learner as per his/ her convenience and just in time. Rajiv Gandhi University has been fortunate to be one of the member institutes to this mission and project in Phase-I itself. At Rajiv Gandhi University, in this regard, steps are being taken to strengthen the IT infrastructure first as this would be paving way for the successful completion of the mission.5-29/2007-DL GOVERNMENT OF INDIA. 2. A Help Desk - "Computer Maintenance Facility", in the Computer Centre has been set up to troubleshoot the problems brought in by the members of the university community in connection with IT and computers. The Centre has been striving constantly for making the facility available throughout and also offering possible assistance in conducting research, analyzing their data etc.

3. The Centre has taken up steps for setting up of a Network Academy in the campus as skill enhancement program which would equip students with applied technology of the industry standards. These courses can be opted simultaneously by the students with their main courses. The academy would facilitate as finishing schools for many of the technical courses.

4. Design and development of software modules for use by various departments. Design of the Intranet solutions have been undertaken and are still going on. After the completion of the design implementation would begin.

5. Establishing, coordinating, maintaining and administering Campus Wide Network including internet and allied services.

6. As part of the e-governance initiatives planning and designing of the University Management Solution (UMS) was laid which would be implemented very soon. Computer Centre has constantly been updating the technologies for use by the university. Ever since its inception more and more IT enabled services are being introduced in the university. DAY CARE CENTRE

The Day Care Centre at Rajiv Gandhi University was established under the UGC scheme for providing child care centres in the universities and college during the X Plan period. The centre is managed by the Management Committee constituted by the university authority under nodal supervision of UGC & Project Cell of the university. The main objective of the centre or scheme is to provide day care facilities to the children of age group of three months to six years of the working parents, students and visiting guest of the university. The facility is also extended to the child of research scholars and local community working parents in the vicinity of the university.

Date of establishment: 19th September 2006

Name & designation of the staffs

1. Mrs. Oshot Dai Kaye, Supervisor 2. Ms. Meering Nenggi, Aya 3. Ms. Yamum Pasing, Aya 4. Mrs. Sangha Okio, sweeper-cum-mali (deputed during the year)

Number of children admitted during the year since inception Sl. No. Year No. of Children 1. 2006-07 12 2. 2007-08 6-10 3. 2008-09 12-18 4. 2009-10 14-20 5. 2010-11 12-15 6. 2011-12 12-15 7. 2012-13 12-18 8. 2013-14 8-10 9. 2014-15 10-16 10. 2015-16 12-15 11. 2015-16 12-15

Monthly fees structure:

The fee structure per child per month is fixed by the Management Committee of the centre duly approved by the university authority as follows:

A. Group – A Employees: (a) Single working parents: : ₹ 450.00 (b) Both working parents : ₹ 500.00 B. Other Non-teaching, Research Associates, Research Scholars and students: (a) Single working parents: : ₹ 400.00 (b) Both working parents : ₹ 450.00

C. Neighbourhood working parents in the vicinity : ₹ 600.00 of 5 km of the university subject to the availability of seat: D. Casual employee of the university : ₹ 150.00 (at the most 10% seat) E. Single day Temporary : ₹ 50.00 Charge per day per child for the Visiting /campus dwellers or any category other than the 1 to 4 listed above.

Requirement for admission to the centre 1. Birth certificate of the child/ children. 2. Medical fitness certificate. 3. Salary statement of the parent. 4. Two copies of Pass port size photo.

Infrastructural facilities

The Day Care Centre is running with a number of equipments and play toys that have been procured during the previous year. During the reference period a computer table with six chairs were provided by the university administration for the supervisor’s office. At present the centre is equipped with all necessary infrastructures and play toys for cognitive and physical development of the children.

Management Committee

The management of the day care centre is vested upon the committee constituted by the university authority with the members from parents, faculty members and university administrative officers.

NET COACHING CENTRE

Coordinator: Prof. Oken Lego

Brief History: The University established Pre-Examination Training Centre (PETC) in 1996 to impart coaching to the SC/ST/OBC (Creamy Layer) Female (General) Minority students for preparing themselves to appear NET Examinations as well as University Examinations with the active participation of subject coordinators from different departments. The selected eminent faculty members of various departments took the classes of NET coaching. The Coaching Centre was funded by U.G.C.

As per the University order, Dr. Oken Lego, Assistant Professor, Department of Hindi took over the charges of Honorary Director of PETC on 1st September, 2008. After that the Centre was renamed as NET Coaching Centre and the Honorary Director was renamed as Coordinator. The University attached two staff viz.one secretarial Assistant and one Peon to assist the Centre.

Activities: 1. NET, Coaching Centre conducted Remedial Classes for M.A/M.Sc/M.Com in the Month of April, 2016. 2. NET, Coaching Centre conducted Remedial Classes for M.A/M.Sc/M.Com in the Month of November, 2016. CAREER COUNSELING CELL

Coordinator: Prof. R.C. Parida

One of the policy decisions in. the UGC XIth Plan provides for establishing Career and Counseling Cell in Universities. The objective is to support the students in the development of soft skills and communication ability to challenge the rigors of competitive tests and on-job- training in add-on or vocational courses. In view of the above, the Career and Counseling Cell of Rajiv Gandhi University is established with the appointment of its Coordinator on 2nd June, 2011. The Cell has performed the following functions:

1. Circulated UGC Fellowship notification 2016-17 covering PDF for women, Single girl child, Graduate Merit scholarship, Ishan Uday for Northeast etc. during May 2016. 2. Circulated BIT, Pilani notification (2017-19) for management programme during June 2016 across Depts. In RGU. 3. Career Counselling Cell organised one day counselling programme (Corporate Secretary ship) on 29th September, 2016 in collaboration with ICSI, Kolkata targeting 100 students. HINDI CELL

Hindi Officer: Ms. Gumpi Nguso

Hindi fortnight was organized on 14 to 21 September 2016 by Hindi cell in collaboration with Department of Hindi. It consist of translation, extempore speech, essay writing, self-composed poem competition, news reading competition etc. and Group dance, duet dance competition were also organized for students and the staff of the University.

Around 20 employees enrolled in Probodh, Praveen and Pragya course under Hindi teaching Scheme for the new session. Among them seven candidates are from teaching and thirteen from non-teaching staff of RGU.

The University Annual Report, Annual Audit Report and Quarterly Progress Report are translating by the cell regularly. The University ordinance 2015 has also been translated in Hindi, which included examination ordinance, recruitment rules for teaching and non-teaching staff of RGU, academic ordinance etc.

The Hindi Advisory committee was formed during quarterly meeting of official language implementation committee. INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE CELL (IQAC)

Director: Prof. Amitava Mitra

The UGC in the XI Plan made a policy decision that all higher educational institutes may establish Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) to maintain the momentum of quality consequences. IQAC is conceived as a mechanism to build and ensure a quality culture at the institutional level. The IQAC is meant for planning, guiding and maintaining Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Enhancement (QE) activities of the institution. Accordingly, IQAC was reconstituted in November, 2011 with Vice Chancellor as the chairman, eight senior faculty members, administrative officers and three external experts. The following functions were performed by the IQAC during the year 2015-16:

1. IQAC organized a one day working on ‘Research and Innovation: A Catalyst for Growth of a University’ on November 11, 2016. Prof. Arun Chattopadhyay, Department of Chemistry, Center of Nanotechnology, IIT, Guwahati, Assam and Prof. H. K. Nath, Department of Economics and International Business, College of Business Administration, San Houston State University, Huntsville, Texas, USA attended the workshop as the resource persons and delivered keynote addresses. A panel discussion was also held where a good numbers of teachers and researchers attended the programme. 2. IQAC coordinated a ‘Fulbright Outreach Programme’ through video conferencing at RGU on March 1, 2017 in the EDUSAT conference hall in coordination with United States-India Educational Foundation (USIEF). 3. AQAR, 2015-16 was prepared and uploaded in the University website. 4. Annual Report, 2014-15 was prepared by IQAC well in time. 5. Prepared a new student feedback format and circulate among various department. 6. Prepared the format for National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) and submitted to MHRD. It is to be noted that the University became one of the 100 top universities in India (NIRF rank- 76th). 7. Assisted in calculation of API for promotion of teachers to various stages. COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL

Director: Prof. A. K. Das

The College Development Council provides a leadership role and extends help, guidance and advice to all the affiliated colleges admitted to the privileges of the University. The Council is the Principal Advisory Body to the Executive Council and the Academic Council in all matters relating to affiliation. It is constituted every two years and has representatives comprising university officials, faculty members, and a representative of the State Government, principals and teachers of affiliated colleges. It provides a forum for taking measures for continuously improving the general educational standards of the affiliated colleges.

The University has at present thirty five affiliated colleges which consist of fourteen Government degree Colleges, seven private degree colleges, one Law College, twelve B.Ed. Colleges and a Homoeopathy Medical College.

The Council functions as the liaison between the affiliated colleges and the University Grants Commission in forwarding various proposals of colleges to the UGC for obtaining funds under the different schemes for the overall development of colleges. EDUSAT PROGRAMME

National Network

Year of Establishment: 2005 Sponsoring Agency: UGC-CEC Location: Department of Geography Coordinator: Prof. S. K. Patnaik

Activities: 1. Regular classes taught multicast by CEC for various subjects especially on Development Studies, Mass media, Career Counseling, Hindi, Health, Environment Studies, Economics, Information Communication Technology, Sociology, Public Relation, Education, Pol Science & Geography were received at the EDUSAT and routed to Campus LAN. Some important lectures were recorded as archival material in the EDUSAT Server. The programme is also simultaneously telecast through DTH (DishTV Channel 772) 2. Teaching end has been upgraded with better media capability and Train Net Software for two way interaction with the resource person.

State Network

Year of Establishment: 2008 Sponsoring Agency: ISRO Location: Department of Geography Hub Station Coordinator: Prof. S. K. Patnaik The State network for EDUSAT with its hub station established in the Department of Geography, R G University is maintained by ISRO and coordinated by Director Higher and Technical Education, Government of Arunachal Pradesh.

Activities: Multicasting of recorded educational programmes of DECU, ISRO on regular basis from hub station, Rajiv Gandhi University.

INSTITUTE OF DISTANCE EDUCATION

Director: Prof. Ashan Riddi

The students from interior villages and from the background of poor economic conditions of Arunachal Pradesh cannot access higher education even though the students from Arunachal Pradesh get stipends to pursue their education. The difficult geographical terrain and socio- economic backwardness off the state causes such a situation. It is in this context that the need for distance education in Arunachal Pradesh cannot be over emphasized. Realizing its importance, Rajiv Gandhi University has been offering distance education program at undergraduate level and started bachelor’s Degree in five subjects namely Economics, Education, English, History and Political Science from the session 2005-06. During the session 2006-07, two more subjects namely Hindi and Sociology have been added to its undergraduate program. During the session 2007-08, Tribal Studies has been added to its undergraduate program in addition to two certificate courses. ‘Certificate Course in Fisheries Technology’ and ‘Certificate Course in English for Communication’ have been introduced in the same session.

The courses have been recognized and approved by the Distance Education Council (DEC), New Delhi. An Expert Committee from the DEC visited the Centre in November 2005 and evaluated infrastructural facilities, availability of course materials, details of delivery mechanisms, provisions of students support, library facilities etc. The self-learning course materials are prepared with subject experts and evaluated by a team of experts at the DEC, New Delhi.

In recent times, I. D. E. has embarked on the road of using ICT for distance learning. The institute is in the process of creating a computer centre and a website www.ide.rgu.ac.in., for which material is being developed. The main objective of the institute is to provide opportunities to aspiring youths of the state for vocational and higher education. And to promote the same, IDE is working to introduce vocational and post graduate courses in the coming session.

1. FACULTY : Institute of Distance Education

2. DEPARTMENT : Institute of Distance Education

3. YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2005

4. ACADEMIC PROGRAMMES OFFERED : 8

5. DETAILS OF FACULTY MEMBERS Sl. Name Qualification Designation Areas of Interest No. Educational Sociology, Educational Psychology, 1. Moyir Riba M.A. Assistant Professor Indigenous Education, ICT in Education 2. Assistant Professor Nyajum Lollen Ph.D. (Contractual) 3. Assistant Professor Rinchin Naksang M.A. (Contractual) 4. Assistant Professor Ayinam Ering M.A. (Contractual) 5. Assistant Professor Boni Anita M.A. (Contractual)

6. STUDENTS ENROLMENT

a) PG / UG/ Diploma / Others (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. students admitted No. 1. Certificate course in English NIL NIL for Communication 2. Certificate course in 04 01 Fisheries Technology 3. B.A. (Pass) 5670 5670 4. M.A (Education) 81 81 5. M.A (English) 108 108 6. M.A (Hindi) 45 45 7. M.A. (History) 111 111 8. M.A.(Political Science) 100 100

b) Ph.D. / M.Phil. (Academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Name of the Course Application received No. students admitted No. 1. NA NA NA

c) Detail information of students enrolled in PG / UG / Diploma / Other courses (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course Sem. ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F CCFT Annual - 1 ------1 B.A. (Pass) FYBA 710 831 27 14 15 22 271 190 ------1023 1057 B.A. (Pass) SYBA 667 826 15 08 12 16 169 113 ------863 963 B.A. (Pass) TYBA 775 753 20 12 16 32 154 98 ------965 895 M.A (Edn.) Previous 14 17 0 0 0 0 10 12 ------24 29 M.A (Edn.) Final 8 11 1 1 1 1 2 3 ------12 16 M.A (Eng.) Previous 18 28 0 0 0 2 10 4 ------28 34 M.A (Eng.) Final 13 21 2 3 0 0 3 4 ------18 28 M.A (Hindi) Previous 4 7 0 0 0 0 6 8 ------10 15 M.A (Hindi) Final 7 6 0 0 0 0 4 3 ------11 09 M.A. (Hist.) Previous 14 17 0 2 0 0 12 10 ------26 29 M.A.(Hist.) Final 15 23 3 5 0 2 2 6 ------20 36 M.A.(Pol.Sc) Previous 13 15 2 1 4 5 8 10 ------27 31 M.A.(Pol.Sc) Final 14 18 0 0 0 1 6 3 ------20 22

d) Detail information of Ph.D. / M.Phil. Students enrolled (During the academic session 2016-2017) Course ST SC OBC Gen PWD Ex. Ser. Sports Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F Ph.D. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA M.Phil. NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA NA

e) Detail information of Ph.D. scholars of the concerned department: NIL

7. RESEARCH PROJECTS / POLICY DOCUMENTS

a) Ongoing Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016- 2017): NIL b) Completed Sponsored Projects /Policy Documents (During the academic session 2016-2017)

9. RESEARCH PUBLICATIONS OF INDIVIDUAL TEACHERS (During the academic session 2016-2017)

a) International / National Journals Sl. Name of Title of the Paper Name of Volume Page Year of Impact No. Author(s) the & issue nos. Publication Factor Journal no. (if any) 1. Ayinam आदी समाज-सा車स्कृतिक अ셁ण-प्रभा 8 32 2016 Ering परिप्रेक्ष्य मᴂ आदी लोक journal गीिो車 का थान b) Articles / Chapters published in books Sl. Name of Title of the Name of Publisher Volume / ISBN Year of No. Author(s) article / the Page nos. Publication chapter Book 1. प्रथम दतलि सा車स्कृतिक तिक्टोरियस ISSN- 2017 啍ा車तिकािी 셂पा車ििण पब्लिसजु 978- तनगगुण स車ि एि車 स車ि (इ車तिय) 93- कति-गग셂 गग셂 84224- िैदास ितिदास 84-4

c) Books published as authors or as editor: NIL

d) Research papers published in conference proceedings Sl. Name of the Title of the Paper Details of Conference ISBN / Year of No. Author(s) Publication ISSN Publication No. 1. Ayinam आदी लोक गीिो車 मᴂ,आदी seminar conducted by the 2017 Ering ब्लियो車 की छिी in a on Hindi Department, Rajiv Gandhi university 2. Nyajum Emergence of National seminar on ‘The 2016 Lollen political parties in North East India: Issues, Arunachal Pradesh Dynamics and Emerging and its role in state Realities’ organized by politics: A study of Rajiv Gandhi University Indian National Research Scholar Forum in Congress collaboration with Department of Economics, RGU

10. CONFERENCES / SYMPOSIA / WORKSHOPS ATTENDED BY THE FACLUTIES: NIL

11. DISTINGUISHED VISITORS AT THE DEPARTMENT: NIL

12. ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE AND ACHIEVEMENT BY THE FACULTIES: NIL

13. STUDENTS’ ACHIEVEMENTS: NIL

14. ANY OTHER ACTIVITIES OF THE DEPARTMENT (INCLUDING STUDY TOUR, FIELD WORKS ETC.): NIL

15. HIGHLIGHTS OF THE DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE ACADEMIC SESSION 2016-2017: NIL

Placement of Women Technology Park (WTP), under IDE

Vide order No. UGC/RGU-63/2011/311, dated 22nd September 2015, the WTP, established in 2005 was placed under the IDE and was entrusted with the responsibility of maintaining the park and its activities. Since taking over, the IDE has started many activities in the WTP. The tasks under taken can be categorized as below:

A. RESTORATION

As part of maintenance of the park, which was out of function for a long period, many renovation tasks were completed:

i. Repair of existing structures: As all the existing structures were severely damaged, major repair assignments were taken up to strengthen the existing infrastructure.

ii. Construction of boundary wall: To prepare the park for taking up new projects, a boundary wall was constructed around the park along with a gate for easy access.

iii. Construction of walkway: For accessibility of the various parts of the park, a walkway was constricted around the circumference of the part. The paths connects the areas of each of the project sites and also makes it a pleasure walk for visitors to the park.

iv. Construction of residence of caretaker: As the existing residence of the Caretaker was damaged, a residence was constructed at a new site. As the park requires 24 hours supervision, the residence is mandatory for the success of the WTP.

v. Cultivation of Mushroom: The mushroom cultivation unit started in 2005, was restored and the WTP started production and sale of mushroom under the IDE.

vi. Production of Vermi compost: The vermicompost production unit was defunct as well. The same was revived. The produce is used for the vegetable garden of the park, as well as available for sale.

OFFICE OF DEAN OF STUDENTS WELFARE

Dean: Prof. Tasi Kaye

The office of the Dean, Students' Welfare continued to serve as the nodal agency for student services and their welfare during the year under report. The major concerns of the office have been the admission and management of the Halls of Residences of the postgraduate, B.Ed. and research students, organizing academic study tours through departments, co-ordination of students' sports and cultural activities, conduct of elections to the Students' Union etc. the following activities were organized by the office of Dean Students Welfare in collaboration with Physical Education Branch.

1. The student’s orientation-cum-induction programme for 1st semester students in the university was held during August 2016. During the programme the new students are briefed about the rules and regulation of the university under semester system, internal assessment, course structure, moral behavior as PG students, etc. 2. The inter-departmental football tournament was organized during September 2016 in which the sports talents in football game of the students were showcased. Around 20 departments were participated in the tournament. 3. UniFest-2016 was organized during 24th026th October 2016. Sri Honchun Ngandam, Hon’ble Minister, Education Government of Arunachal Pradesh inaugurated the festival on 24th October 2016 as chief Guest and Prof. T. Mibang, Hon’ble Vice-chancellor, RGU attended the valedictory function as Chief Guest. During the three days festival the sports, cultural, literacy and other competitions were organized to expose and showcase the talents of the students in different fields. 4. Vice-chancellor’s Cricket Trophy was organized during 25th March- 5th April 2017 in which 16 teams participated which comprises of different departments, officers club of RGU, Engineering Wings, etc. 5. The Arunachal Panoroma, a mega cultural and folklore events was organized during 10th – 12th March 2017. Sri Nabam Rebia, Hon’ble Minister, Urban Development and Housing, Government of Arunachal Pradesh inaugurated the programme as Chief Guest on 10th March 2017. The festival was organized to showcase the multicultural facets of Arunachal Pradesh in which 15 tribes or tribal group of the multicultural facets of Arunachal Pradesh in which 15 tribes or tribal groups of the state showcased their dances, rituals, folklores and folktales, etc.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION BRANCH

Assistant Director (i/c): Dr. Anil Mili

The Physical Education Branch was set up in 1999 to conduct programmes and activities for all round development of the students’ personality. The branch conducts/organizes Sports, Cultural, Youth Affairs and Students’ Union activities etc.

Infrastructure Facility and Equipment: 1. Football Ground cum Track & Field (International Standard Size) : 1 No. 2. Volleyball Court : 2 Nos. 3. Basketball Court : 1 No. 4. Badminton Court : 5 Nos. 5. Auditorium (Multipurpose) : 1 No

Sports Activity a. Celebrated National Sports Day on the birth Anniversary of Major Dhyan Chand on 29th August, 2016. b. Conducted XV Uni-Fest, 2016 w.e.f., 24th- 26th October, 2016 was held Rajiv Gandhi University and took part in Various sports, Literature cultural events. c. Conducted Arunachal Panorama, Festival of Diversity w.e.f., 11-13 March, 2017 d. Conducted Inter Departmental Vice Chancellors Trophy w.e.f.28th of the March, 2017.

Youth Affairs a. Conducted Youth Parliament under the Coodinatorship of Dr. David Gao, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Political Science and Mr. Bikash Bage, Asst. Prof. Dept. of Sociology. b. Conducted Freedom Run “Azadi 70- Yaad Karo Qurbani” on 22nd and 23rd August, 2016. THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Dr. D. K. Pandey, Ph.D.

University Library is functioning in a separate building, since 1998. The total number of books as on today is 65200 out of which approx. 3000 books are reference nature and approx. 2000 gifted books. The University Library subscribes 14 local, regional and national dailies & 15 numbers of magazines. University Library also subscribes 15 International Journals and 75 National Print Journals.

There is a separate cell to facilitate for internet browsing for the student, research scholars and faculties. They can browse and access more than 10000plus E- journal full text on line under Sodh Sindhu Library consortium and Developing Library Network (DELNET) the major Digital Library Resource in South Asia extended to the readers.

(OPAC) on line public access catalogue facility can be accessed by IP: 14.139.209.34 There is separate section for Text-Books, current Periodicals, dissertations (480 nos.) and Thesis (370 nos.) are on display, as well on database.

The circulation through Kiosk from Smart Card RFID system has been completed and functional. ETD (Electronic Thesis & Dissertation) and Digitization of rare books on Arunachal and E-Books are also on the Plan. The users of the Library are under CCTV Camera Surveillance.

V-SAT FACILITY

In-Charge: Mr. Tsering Megeji

Brief History: VSAT Facility, established in the year 2000 has been extending its services to the university with constant up gradation of its services since its inception. Internet access facility which is an essential service to the university is being monitored and maintained by the facility. Campus wide LAN of the university, which acts as main facilitator of all the IT enabled services has also been upgraded enormously.

Milestones Achieved

1. National Knowledge Network (NKN): The NKN is a state-of-the-art multi-gigabit pan- India network for providing a unified high speed network backbone for all knowledge related institutions in the country. The purpose of such a knowledge network goes to the very core of the country's quest for building quality institutions with requisite research facilities and creating a pool of highly trained professionals. The NKN will enable scientists, researchers and students from different backgrounds and diverse geographies to work closely for advancing human development in critical and emerging areas. Rajiv Gandhi University, being one of the member institutes, has laid down the timeline for the commissioning of the NKN 1gbps link. University would then be actively participating in the areas of content generation and resource sharing from its pool. This would enable the university to showcase the knowledge base available with the university.

2. Campus-wide Local Area Network (CLAN) of the university which is the core infrastructure in enabling sharing of resources and flow of information within and outside the University has been constantly expanding.

3. VSAT Facility also provides internet connectivity through a 2mbps leased line link and 1mbps DAMA VSAT link from ERNET India, New Delhi. Both the links supplement each other in case of failure of one thereby rendering 24/7 internet access to the university community. 1gbps connectivity under NKN has already been extended to the university by National Informatics Centre (NIC), Itanagar using the leased line circuit from BSNL. The link is currently being tested and would commission very soon.

4. The Core components of the Campus wide LAN has been upgraded at core and distribution levels. Security measures have also been taken into consideration and correspondingly, then they have been strengthened at external and internal gateway levels. Enhancements were also done at some of the edge locations.

5. Design and development of the Voice network has been completed and the road map drawn for implementing it as soon as the grants is available. The voice network would be converted into the present state of art data network. The voice services shall be based on the IP communications standards. This setup would be very much cost effective as well as contemporary.

6. Number of e-resources particularly e-journals are being inducted for use of the university from time to time. Being the member of consortiums like DeLCON, INFLIBNET, the university has got privileges to access several globally renowned e journals. VSAT Facility would very soon be introducing mail and messaging services as part of the e- governance initiatives, creating wireless hotspots, application repository and various other intranet services. HEALTH CENTRE

Medical Officer: Dr. Akin Tana Tara (i/c)

The Health Centre of Rajiv Gandhi University is located at the centre point of the campus. It is a Primary Health Centre and caters to the health care requirements of the staffs, staff dependents, students and the visitors to the campus. The Centre welcomes people from the neighboring villages of the University who seek consultations and treatment. The services provided are free for every patient who visits the Health Centre.

The Health Centre is manned by two Medical Officers, one Staff nurse, three ANM, one Nurses’ Aides, one Pharmacists, one Medical Laboratory Technician, two Multi Purposes Workers, two Multi-Tasking Staff and one gardener. It is a four bedded which includes three beds in the Observation Room and one bed in the Dressing (Treatment) Room.

Types of services provided are as follows: 1) Out Patient Department ( OPD ) : Consultations and treatment take place from Monday to Saturday to patients who seek health care. 2) Antenatel Check-up clinic : Pregnant women are registered, evaluated, treated and advised for follow - up till the delivery due date. 3) Immunisation ( Vaccination ) Clinic : Every Saturday is the vaccination day where children are vaccinated against the vaccine preventable diseases as part of the National Immunisation Programme.

4) Revised National Tuberculosis Control Programme (RNTCP) Directly Observed Treatment Short course (DOTS) treatment: As part of the National initiative for treatment of Tuberculosis, the Health Centre is a designated treatment centre where T.B. medicines are dispensed to patients and followed up till completion of the full course of treatment.

5) Medical laboratory : Basic minimum clinical investigations are carried out and results provided to strengthen the diagnostic and treatment process.

6) Pharmacy : A medical Pharmacy is providing essential medicines for those in urgent need for various ailments.

7) Informing unit : As a designated informer unit of the National Polio Surveillance Programme (NPSP) and Measles Surveillance Programme (MSP), the Health Centre notifies the suspected cases of polio and measles if detected to higher health authorities in the district level.

8) Referral service : Appropriate and prompt referral is advised to higher medical centre located in the city as and when a patient is in need. For this, to transport patients to hospitals an ambulance is stationed round the clock for facilitating.

The following Special Health Programmes were conducted by the Health Centre during the year 2016-17:- a. Deworming Days: The National Deworming Days were observed on 17/08/2016 and on 10/02/2017 by administering one tablet of albendazole 400 mg to all the school going children in Govt. High School, Rono Hills, Doimukh.

b. Intensive Pulse Polio Vaccination: As part of National Programme, Oral Polio Vaccine drops were administered to all children upto the age of 5 years on 29/01/2017 and 02/04/2017

c. Mission Indradhanush: Children who missed out on routine vaccination against vaccine preventable diseases were traced out and vaccinated with life saving vaccines.

d. Hepatitis B screening camp: In Collaboration with the employee’s association, the Health Centre conducted one day screening programme of Hepatitis B, a viral disease afflicting the liver and necessary health education was imparted on 17/11/2016 to the university dwellers and the surrounding villagers.

WOMEN STUDIES & RESEARCH CENTRE

Director: Prof. Elizabeth Hangsing

The Women’s Studies & Research Centre, Rajiv Gandhi University was established on 5th September, 2009, under UGC Eleventh Five Year Plan. The centre was established as an independent multi-disciplinary centre. The centre has been functioning with the Director as the head with supporting staffs sanctioned by UGC under the XI plan. The centre conducts researches, workshops and training programmes regularly. Detail activities of the centre from May 2016 - April 2017 are given below:

SEMINARS / WORKSHOPS / CONFERENCES / SHORT-TERM COURSES / OUTREACH PROGRAMMES ORGANISED BY THE CENTRE (During the academic session 2016-2017) Sl. Title of the Seminar / Workshop / Sponsored by Date No. Conference / Short-Term Course / Outreach programme 1. Two Weeks Certificate Course for Women Rajiv Gandhi September 14-23, on Life Skills with an aim to empower University, Arunachal 2016 them and to reach out to the women group Pradesh in the campus to enhance their skills 2. Workshop on Gender Sensitization & Rajiv Gandhi March 20, 2017 Legal Awareness Programme University, Arunachal Pradesh 3. Workshop on Beti Bachao Beti Padhao Rajiv Gandhi March 21, 2017 University, Arunachal Pradesh 4. Analysis of M.Phil. & Ph.D. thesis based Rajiv Gandhi April 1, 2016 on Gender and Women related topics University, Arunachal Pradesh 5. Carried out a small study on ‘Myths and Rajiv Gandhi February 1-April 1, Realities about Gender-based Violence’ University, Arunachal 2016 and ‘Sexual Harassment and violence’ Pradesh among the MA 4th Semester Students of the University. 6. Gender Sensitivity in Higher Institutions Rajiv Gandhi September 1, 2016 across Colleges of Arunachal Pradesh University, Arunachal Pradesh 7. Gender Awareness Programme for Rajiv Gandhi April 1, 2016 College students at Doimukh Govt. University, Arunachal College, Doimukh Pradesh 8. One Day Capacity Building Programme Rajiv Gandhi August 10, 2016 for Women was organized in collaboration University, Arunachal with Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies, Pradesh RGU at RGU Campus 9. One Day Training programme for Rajiv Gandhi September 27, adolescents on Life Skills and Gender University, Arunachal 2017 Sensitivity Pradesh 10. International Women’s Day was Rajiv Gandhi March 8, 2017 Organized by women faculty members of University, Arunachal RGU Pradesh

Affiliated Colleges

Jawaharlal Nehru College, Pasighat Dera Natung Government College, Itanagar Indira Gandhi Government College, Tezu Government College, Bomdila Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki Rang Frah Government College, Changlang Wangcha Rajkumar Government College, Deomali Government College, Yachuli Government College, Seppa Don Bosco College, Jollang, Itanagar Saint Claret College, Ziro Doying Gumin College, Pasighat St. Francis De Sales College, Aalo Hills College of Teacher Education, Naharlagun North East Homeopathic Medical College, Itanagar Arunachal Law Academy, Naharlagun PART III Arunachal Community College & Health Scinece, Itanagar Daying Ering College of Teacher’s Education, Pasighat Mudo Tamo Memorial College, Ziro Siang Royal Academy, Pasighat TT College (B.Ed.), Aalo Government College Doimukh, Doimukh Government College Daporijo, Daporijo Tadar Taniang Government College, Nyapin Mahabodhi Lord Buddha College, Namsai Dening College of Teacher Education, Tezu Venerable Uktara Bethany College, Manmao, Namsai Kasturba Gandhi Institute of Higher Education, Roing Govt. Women College, Lekhi, Naharlagun Govt. Model College, Geku N-E College of Nursing , Itanagar Donyi- Polo College of Teacher Education, Itanagar Govt. Model College,Basar Jomin Tayeng Govt. Model Degree College, Roing Vivekananda Kendra College of Teacher Education, Nirjuli

Jawaharlal Nehru College, Pasighat

Year of Inception: 1964

Jawaharlal Nehru College, Pasighat, established in 1964 is the oldest institution of higher learning in Arunachal Pradesh. The College started functioning on the banks of river Siang in the barracks of the Assam Riffles, and was later on shifted to its present location on the Hill Top in 1967, situated at a distance of around 3 km from Pasighat town. Initially the College started with 8 faculty members and 42 students and only courses in Humanities were taught. Today the College has a teaching strength of 65 Lecturers and the student strength has increased to nearly 2,300. The College was affiliated to Gauhati University, Guwahati, and then to the Punjab University, Chandigarh. Presently, it is affiliated to the Rajiv Gandhi University, Rono Hills, Itanagar (A Central University). It has 13 Departments under Humanities, Science and Commerce faculties and both Pass courses and as well as Honours courses are available to the students in all streams. The Jawaharlal Nehru College remains the most prestigious institution of higher learning in the state, and despite many other colleges in Arunachal Pradesh, it is considered to be a privilege to get admission in this College. The College is accredited B++ by NAAC in 2006 FEB. The College is selected as College with Potential for Excellence in 2009 by UGC, New Delhi. Yet another accomplishment added to our outstanding academic record in recent years has been the confinement of this college as “College with Potential for Excellence” by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi. Department of Biotechnology, Government of India, New Delhi, gave approval to open a Bio tech Hub at this college from this session.

Name of Principal: Shri Tayek Talom

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1628 1786 3414 1504 1632 3136 124 154 278

Dera Natung Government College, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 1979

Dera Natung Government College, a co-educated premier institution of Higher Education in Arunachal Pradesh, was established at the capital town, Itanagar on the 6th September, 1979. Initially the college was started with night shift classes in the present Government Higher Secondary School with three departments. The college had shifted to its permanent academic building spread across on 80 acres of land at Vivek Vihar in the year 1987. From the year 1990, the college was run on the day shift only. With passing of time, the college had made progress on different fronts. At present the college has three undergraduate faculties i.e.’ Arts, Commerce and Science and honours teaching facilities are available in all subjects of Arts, Commerce and Science faculties. The college has N.C.C. (Boys and girls), N.S.S. (two units), Career Guidance and Counselling Cell and Remedial Coaching Centre Funded by the UGC, in addition to curricular programme. Besides, the IGNOU study centre also provides curricular programmes. The college has a computer lab with 15 computers which provide certificate course in (i) Diploma in office automation (ii) Desktop publishing (iii) Diploma in computer hardware (iv) Diploma in software application (v) Free computer training

Name of Principal: Shri Kumar Tok (i/c)

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 1637 1434 3071 1479 1308 2787 158 126 284

Indira Gandhi Government College, Tezu

Year of Inception: 1986

Indira Gandhi Government College came into existence on 2nd October, 1986 at Tezu, in Lohit. The College has grown leaps and bounds over its glorious long journey of twenty five years. The campus is spread over 200 acres of plain land with background of picturesque mountain. It has equipped with as many as 20 class rooms, a small library, a geography laboratory, an auditorium, two each boys and girls hostel, staff quarters, bus services for students, electronic equipment and appliances as audio-visual aids. The College is recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) u/s 2(f), 12B, and the institution was assessed and accredited by the NAAC (National Assessment & Accreditation Council, Bangalore, an autonomous body under the UGC) with B+ Grade in the year 2005-2006.

Name of Principal: Dr. Tasi Taloh

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 993 951 1944 773 770 1543 220 181 401

Government College, Bomdila

Year of Inception: 1988

This is a Tribal and Border area Co-Educational Under-Graduate Teaching College established in 1988. The NAAC accredited the College with Grade “B”, The College, has 18 Faculty Members and approx. 683 students. The College offers Pass and Honours courses up to Graduation level in the subjects of English, Economics, Geography, Hindi and Political Science of study leading to B.A., B.Com and B.Sc. degrees.

Name of the Principal: Shri S. Khandu

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 248 375 623 223 355 578 25 20 45

Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki

Year of Inception: 1996

Donyi Polo Government College, Kamki, is the 6th college of the State which established on 22nd July, 1996. College situated amidst the lush green placid surroundings on the western bank of the river ‘Yomgo’, at a distance of 25 km from Aalo, the District headquarter of West Siang District. Initially the College had only 190 students and 5 teaching faculty, which went on increasing year after year.

Today the College offered Bachelor degree in Arts and Bachelor degree in Commerce with both pass and honours. The college is also recognized by the UGC, under section 2 (f), 12 (b) of UGC guideline. The College is assessed and accredited with B grade by NAAC in 2006.

Name of the Principal: Dr. Rejir Karlo

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 842 745 1587 830 734 1564 12 11 23

Rang Frah Government College, Changlang

Year of Inception: 1996

The College was established in 1996 in the southern part of Arunachal Pradesh, It is located 13 km away from Changlang town. The College has student strength of 240 studying B.A Pass & Honours in Arts subjects. The faculty strength is 12. Approx. 239 students reside in hostels. The College has a very good library with more than 4000 books. The Library also subscribes to 15 research journals. It has a computer cell and a career guidance cell for students.

Name of the Principal: Dr. Kangki Megu

Numbers of Faculty Members Economics-3, English-2, Geography-3, Hindi-1; History-2 and Political Science-3

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 134 149 283 131 145 276 03 04 07

Wangcha Rajkumar Government College, Deomali

Year of Inception: 1997

Wangcha Rajkumar Government College (formerly Tirap Government College) was established in 1997, a prestigious Government College in Tirap District, located at Deomali. Since inception the college has been striving to maintain high standards in teaching in order to achieve e the long cherished desire of higher education of the people of this area. Despite various odds, on the academic front the college is doing much better which is clearly reflected in its annual result. The college has 6 departments under Humanities and Social Science with 15 Faculty Members and approximately 527 students. It offers Pass Courses as well as Honours in History and Political science. The college has hostel facility for boys and girls. The college has also been contributing significantly to extra-curricular activities of the students and created a conducive environment to achieve itsrealized goal. In addition to the curricular programme, the college has NSS and Career Guidance and Counseling Cell. IGNOU Study Centre and Distance Education Centre underRajiv Gandhi University are the other features of the college.

Name of the Principal: Dr. Milorai Modi

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 291 217 508 269 201 470 22 16 38

Government College, Yachuli

Year of inception: 2007

Established in the year 2007, Government College Yachuli caters to the higher education needs of not only the people of Lower Subansiri District but also the adjoining districts of Kurung Kume and Upper Subansiri. The college presently offers Arts courses of English, Hindi, Political Science, History, Economics and Geography and has an enrolment of 138 (regular) students with 12 faculty members.

Name of Principal: Dr. Hage Lasa

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 163 141 304 160 137 297 03 04 07

Government College, Seppa

Year of Inception: 1997

Government College Seppa established in 2009, a new college. This college is managed to strive ahead and blossom as a centre of excellence with fulfilling the aspirations of the youths of district in particular and state as a whole for learning of higher education in the country. The college is temporarily running its campus at the premises of Government Higher Secondary School, Seppa. The permanent site is situated at Wessang 6 Km away from the district HQ and infrastructure constructions have been already taken-up by the government in 2010-2011 financial year. In spite of new established, the college is committed to provide proper knowledge and wisdom for promotion of quality, social justice and to reduce socio-cultural differences, and to foster values for developing good life in individual and society. The motto of the college emblem -- "Learn to Educate" which means after getting all kind of knowledge through education the society will be enlighten and civilized.

Name of the Principal: Shri. Robin Hissang Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 168 92 260 166 90 256 02 02 04

Don Bosco College, Jollang, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 2002

Don Bosco College, Itanagar (Jollang), established in 2002 is an educational institution of the Catholic Church, belonging to and managed by the Salesians of Don Bosco Educational Society (registered under the Societies Registration Act of 1890: No.50 SR/ITA/4034). The college has been included in the list of colleges prepared under section 2 (f) and 12 (B) of the UGC Act 1956.

The College is named after St. John Bosco (1815 – 1888) popularly known as Don Bosco – Father and Friend of Youth. He was a Catholic priest and a prominent educationist engaged in the welfare of youngsters. Don Bosco College Itanagar aims to impart quality Higher Education to the youth of Arunachal Pradesh. We intend to contextualize education so that the youth of Arunachal Pradesh can grow up with love of one’s culture and maintain the good customs and traditions of Arunachal

Name of the Principal: Dr. R. K. Guangdiat Nicholas

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 559 548 1107 539 530 1069 20 18 38

Saint Claret College, Ziro

Year of Inception: 2003

The college is permanently affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar. The College was established to cater to the educational needs of the people of Ziro valley as well as other tribal districts of Arunachal Pradesh. The College is owned and served by the registered society, Claretian Formation Association of North East India (S/R CLAONEI-531/88 of 1988), and is recognized by UGC under 2(f) & 12(B). The College offers Honours courses in Economics, English, History, Geography, and Political Science and Pass course in the same subjects as well as Anthropology and Education. A conducive and disciplined atmosphere is maintained for the students to pursue a holistic, value-based education. SCC also has a well-equipped computer centre through which it offers Diploma in Computer Applications.

Name of the Principal: Dr. (Fr.) Paulson Veliyanoor

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 303 455 758 292 429 721 11 26 37

St. Francis De Sales College, Aalo

Year of Inception: 2007

Name of the Principal: Fr. Vipin George

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 204 219 423 190 205 395 14 14 28

Doying Gumin College, Pasighat

Year of Inception: 2004

The Doying Gumin College means Abode of Wisdom, viz. Wisdom for Character Formation, is presently functioning under the umbrella of Mureng Educational Trust (MET) in a rented building at Mirsam village, East Siang District and will be shifted to its permanent site after the construction of the requisite infrastructure, to impart and promote true, sound and higher quality education to the people of the state in particular and nation as a whole. The College has been accorded the status of Permanent Affiliation to the Rajiv Gandhi University, Itanagar, and has included under section 2(f) of the UGC Act 1956 vide order No.8-318/2007 (CPP-I) on dated 3rd June 2008.The College offers degree course in Arts consisting of 6 (six) Departments including B.Ed. course viz. English, Hindi, History, Political Science, Economics and Education. Besides this, there will be few basic orientation courses like Special Coaching in Civil Service Examination, Spoken English and Spoken Adi etc. Basic Computer Education has been made compulsory for B.A. 1st year students. The College is also intending to offer courses like ‘Hospitality and Hotel Management/Commerce. Name of the Principal: Dr. Egul Padung

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 325 177 502 305 167 472 20 10 30

Hills College of Teacher Education, Naharlagun

Year of Inception: 2003

Hills College of Teacher Education, (former Hills College of Management & Information Technology), a premier private institution to spread and upgrade Teacher Education in the state of Arunachal Pradesh in particular and in the country in general was established in the year 2003 at Naharlagun the capital city of Arunachal Pradesh. Currently, the institution is engaged in offering 1 (one) year B.Ed. course in affiliation to Rajiv Gandhi University (formerly Arunachal University). Rono Hills, Arunachal Pradesh side Registration No AC-590/HCTE/2005 dated 04th May 2006 and duly recognized by the National Council of Teacher Education (NCTE) vide order No. ERC/764.10.0/2006/442-447 dated 18`h Feb. 2006.The college promotes innovative works and researches in the field of Teacher Education by conducting Action Researches. organizing work-experience activities, organizing seminars, developing indigenous teaching learning materials and practicing rigorous skill based teaching and training programmes etc. to bring behavioral changes in Teacher-Trainees in particular and upgrading of Teacher Education in general. The college this time plans to provide hostel accommodation to its trainees from the coming academic year after shifting to its permanent building at Lekhi Village, Naharlagun, Arunachal Pradesh beside the National Highway 52-A.

Name of the Principal: Dr. (Mrs.) M. M. Mohapatra

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 38 172 210 35 166 201 03 06 09

North East Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 2001

Arunachal Pradesh, the land of the rising sun, high green forests, deep river valleys with all pleasant climates, friendly atmosphere full of flora & fauna. The people of Arunachal Pradesh nature friendly, believes in nature, prefer the tradition medicine & likes Homoeopathy. Here in this state, lots of homoeopathic doctor are practicing some are appointed by the Government and few are private practioner with good public response. In view to produce quality homoeopathic doctors for better service to the humanity, the Abo-Tani Charitable Society has taken up the task to establish a quality Homoeopathic Medical College named North East Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital.

The Abo-Tani Charitable Society established in 1996 with keeping in view of promoting health, culture, sports and various social activities etc. is headed by Sri T. C. Teli, a dynamic personality. The North East Homoeopathic Medical College & Hospital established in 2001 is approved by Government of Arunachal Pradesh, permanently affiliated by the Rajiv Gandhi University (A Central) University and recognized by the Central Council of Homoeopathy, New Delhi. The college is the first ever Medical Institute in the State & first successfully for last elven years by providing good quality education and better health care facilities to the people of Arunachal Pradesh. The objective of the Institution is to give best Homoeopathic educational exposure in this far flung part of the country.

Name of the Principal: Dr. Pankaj Das

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 50 109 159 45 82 127 05 27 32

Arunachal Law Academy, Naharlagun

Year of Inception: 2007

The institution located at Naharlagun and affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University since 2007 has been recognized by the Bar Council of India in 2009. The institution offers two Courses (i) B.A, L.L.B (5 Year Course) and (ii) L.L.B (3 Year Course). The faculty strength includes 05 regular and 05 guest faculties.

Name of the Principal: Shri. Uttam Deka

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 241 86 327 234 85 319 07 01 08

Arunachal Community College & Health Science, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 2007

Arunachal Community College was established in the year 2007 in Itanagar to cater to the need of tribal youths of Arunachal Pradesh in particular and rest in general. The college started with offering various vocational courses in Nursing and Para-medical course to meet the increasing of such trained professionals.

In the year 2009, the College opened an Evening Degree College within its premises offering courses in conventional Bachelor of Art subject to fulfill the need of school/college drop outs and others who could not complete their regular degree due to various reasons.

Name of the Principal: Shri. Demo Dada

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 243 115 358 238 110 348 05 05 10

Daying Ering College of Teacher Education, Pasighat

Year of Inception: 2007

Daying Ering College of Teacher Education was started in 2007 as the B.Ed. Branch of Doying Gumin College, Pasighat. After being shifted to its own 44 Hectare land at the foothills, donated by the family of Late Dr. Daying Ering, the pioneering socio-political leader of Arunachal Pradesh, the College was renamed as Daying Ering College of Teacher Education, was re- affiliated to Rajiv Gandhi University and was duly recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education. The College has been in full pursuit of qualitative teacher education through the pre-service and in-service training of secondary school teachers and therefore enough weightage has been given to the practical sessions of the scholastic and non-scholastic programmes of the B.Ed. Course. The College is also proud of its strict adherence to the carefully prepared Academic Calendar all throughout the programmes of the year.

Name of the Principal: Mr. D. Taid

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 41 59 100 34 57 91 07 02 09

Mudo Tamo Memorial College, Ziro

Year of Inception: 2011

Name of the Principal: Shri. M. Nayak

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 16 33 49 16 31 47 - 02 02

Siang Royal Academy, Pasighat

Year of Inception: 2011

Name of the Principal: Shri. Parijat Chakraborty

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 34 66 100 34 64 98 - 02 02

TT College (B.Ed.), Aalo

Year of Inception: 2011

Name of the Principal: Shri Marpi Basar

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 37 60 97 37 58 95 - 02 02

Government College Doimukh, Doimukh

Year of Inception: 2012

Name of the Principal: Dr. N. T. Rikam

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 282 262 544 263 250 513 19 12 31

Government College Daporijo, Daporijo

Year of Inception: 2012

Name of the Principal: Shri. M. Nomuk

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 353 277 630 338 270 608 15 07 22

Tadar Taniang Govt. College, Nyapin

Year of Inception: 2012

Name of the Principal: Dr. G. Borang

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 44 16 60 44 16 60 - - -

Mahabodhi Lord Buddha College, Namsai

Year of Inception: 2013

Name of the Principal: Shri. Bhikkhu Panyaloka

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 102 118 220 68 91 159 34 27 61

Dening College of Teacher Education, Tezu

Year of Inception: 2013

Name of the Principal: Dr. (Capt.) S. Kakoty

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 41 95 136 39 80 114 07 15 22

Venerable Uktara Bethany College, Manmao, Namsai

Year of Inception: 2014

Name of the Principal: Sis. Teresa Martis BS

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 109 110 219 87 98 185 22 12 34

Kasturba Gandhi Institute of Higher Education, Roing

Year of Inception: 2014

Name of the Principal: Dr. (Miss) P. Behera

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 21 29 50 18 25 43 03 04 07

Govt. Women College, Lekhi, Naharlagun

Year of Inception: 2014

Name of the Principal: Dr. Taw Aju

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total - 378 378 - 350 350 - 28 28

Govt. Model College, Geku

Year of Inception: 2014

Name of the Principal (i/c): Kuku Payang

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 88 39 127 86 33 119 02 06 08

N-E College of Nursing, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 2014

Name of the Principal: Mrs. Lila Loyi

V.K. College of Teacher Education (B. Ed.), Nirjuli

Year of Inception: 2016

Name of the Principal: Mr. B.K. Bardwaraj

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 30 64 94 27 58 85 03 06 09

Donyi- Polo College of Teacher Education, Itanagar

Year of Inception: 2016

Name of the Principal: Dr. Tileswar Kumbang Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 33 117 150 28 108 136 05 09 14

Govt. Model College, Basar

Year of Inception: 2016

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 162 118 280 154 111 265 08 07 15

Jomin Tayeng Govt. Model Degree College, Roing

Year of Inception: 2016

Student Strength APST Non-APST Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total Boys Girls Total 44 23 67 42 22 64 02 01 03

PART IV Finance and Accounts

Finance Officer: Prof. Amitava Mitra (Acting)

The Finance Officer of the University exercises general supervision over the funds of the University and perform other financial functions such as preparation of annual accounts and budget of the University and its preparation to the appropriate bodies. The annual accounts of the University for the Financial Year 2015-16 were audited by CAG of India. The Audit Report and Audited Accounts for the period 2015-16 is forwarded to MHRD for placing it to Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha. UGC reallocated an amount of ₹ 5186.68 lakh for the period 2015-16 as a Non Plan Grant and the University spent amounting ₹ 4793.88 lakh. The details of allocated amount and expenditure are shown below:

NON PLAN FUND POSITION AS ON 31/03/2017 (₹ in Lakhs) Sl. No. Head Approved Non-Plan Annual Expenditure Balance Budget 2016-17 1. Salary Teaching 1994.75 1791.12 203.63 2. Salary Non Teaching 1276.11 1108.10 168.01 3. Other Component & Retirement 235.82 219.54 16.28 Benefit 4. Pension and Pensioners Benefit 210.00 208.40 1.60 5. Non Salary 1000.00 1466.72 3.28 6. Revenue Collections 470.00 Total 5186.68 4793.88 392.80

The Development activities during XII plan are summarised as follows:

XII PLAN DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITY AS ON 31/03/17 (₹ in Lakhs) Sl. Scheme XII Plan Grant Interest Total Expenditure (%) of Unspent No. Allocation received earned funds incurred upto utilisation balances as during on the available 31.03.2017 on 2012- grant with the (including XI 01.04.2017 2017(XII received University Plan Plan) (5+6) Liabilities ) 1 XII Plan 9575.00 9575.00 69.20 9644.20 8518.18 88.32 1126.02 General Development Assistance (Including Fellowship) 2 Construction 3000.00 3000.00 675.02 3675.02 2494.53 67.88 1180.49 of 2 Nos. Hostel

Annexure I Members of Statutory Bodies Members of the University Court Members of the Executive Council Members of the Academic Council Members of the Finance Committee

Annexure II Officers of the University

Annexure III PART V Teaching Strength of the University

Annexure IV Present Administrative Staff Positions

Annexure V Research Projects/Other Support Grants Received

Annexure VI Examination Results

Annexure VII Developmental Works

Annexure I

MEMBERS OF THE UNIVERSITY COURT

1. Air Marshal (Retd.) Pranab Kumar Barbora, Chancellor Chairman (Ex-Officio)

2. Prof. Tamo Mibang, Vice-Chancellor Member (Ex-Officio)

3. Pro-Vice Chancellor Member (Ex-Officio)

4. (a) Dean, Faculty of Educatia on & Languages Member (Ex-Officio) (b) Dean, Faculty of Commerceb & Management Member (Ex-Officio) (c) Dean, Faculty of Lifec Science Member (Ex-Officio) (d) Dean, Faculty of Sociald Science Member (Ex-Officio) (e) Dean, Faculty of Environmentale Science Member (Ex-Officio)

5. (a) Prof. J. C. Soni, Departmenta of Education Member (b) Prof. A. Mitra, Departmentb of Economics Member (c) Prof. N. C. Roy, Departmentc of Economics Member (d) Prof. A. K. Das, Departmentd of Botany Member (e) Prof. P. K. Panigrahi,e Department of Political Science Member (f) Prof. Pura Tado, Departmentf of Political Science Member (g) Prof. S. K. Singh, Departmentg of History Member (h) Prof. Jayadeb Sahoo,h Department of Education Member (i) Prof. H. N. Sarma,i Department of Zoology Member (j) Prof. S. K. Chaudhuri,j Department of Anthropology Member (k) Prof. R. C. Parida,k Department of Commerce Member (l) Prof. Tana Showren,l Department of History Member (m) Prof. (Mrs.) J. Chakraborty,m Department of Zoology Member (n) Prof. (Mrs.) Sarah nHi laly, Department of History Member (o) Prof. Rajiv Kr. Singh,o Department of Botany Member

6. Dean, Student’s Welfare Member

7. (a) Head, Department aof Economics Member (b) Head, Department bof CSE Member (c) Head, Department cof English Member (d) Head, Department dof Geography Member (e) Head, Department eof History Member (f) Head, Department fof Political Science Member (g) Head, Department gof Hindi Member (h) Head, Department hof Chemistry Member (i) Head, Department iof Education Member (j) Head, Department jof Mathematics Member (k) Head, Department kof Mass Communication Member (l) Head, Department lof Physics Member (m) Head, Department mof Sociology Member

8. Registrar Member

9. Finance Officer Member

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10. Controller of Examinations Member

11. Librarian Member

12. Proctor Member

13. Vice- Chancellor’s Nominee (a) Prof. A.L. Aao, Proa -Vice-Chancellor, Nagaland University, Member Nagaland (b) Prof. N. B. Biswas,b Department of Education, Assam Member University, Silchar, Assam

14. (a) Dr. S. K. Patnaik,a Department of Geography, RGU Member (b) Dr. (Mrs.) Elizabethb Hangsing, Department of Education, RGU Member

15. (a) Principal, J. N. College,a Arunachal Pradesh, Pasighat Member (b) Principal, D. N. College,b Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar Member (c) Principal, I.G.G. College,c Arunachal Pradesh Member

16. One Member of Parliament each from the Rajya Sabha and Lok Yet to be Received Sabha

17. (a) Shri Laeta Umbrey,a Hon’ble M.L.A.(43- Roing), Arunachal Member Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Naharlagun (b) Shri Wangki Lowang,b Hon’ble M.L.A. (53-Namsang), Member Arunachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly, Naharlagun (c) Shri Bamang Felix,c Hon’ble M.L.A. (19-Nyapin), Arunachal Member Pradesh Legislative assembly, Naharlagun

18. Visitor’s Nominee (a) Prof. C. T. Bhunia,a Director, NIT, Arunachal Pradesh, Yupia Member (b) Shri Yeshe Dorjeeb Thongchi, IAS (Retd.), Sahitya Academi Member Awardee, Chief Information Commissioner, Govt. of Arunachal Pradesh, Itanagar (c) Prof. Rita Chowdhury,c Sahitya Akademi Awardee, Associate Member Professor, Cotton College, Guwahati (d) Prof. M. K. Chadhuri,d Vice-Chancellor, Tezpur University, Member Napaam, Tezpur, Assam

19. President, Rajiv Gandhi University Student’s Union Member

20. President, Rajiv Gandhi University Teacher’s Association Member

21. President, Rajiv Gandhi University Employees Association Member

Annexure I

MEMBERS OF THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL

1. Prof. Tamo Mibang,Vice-Chancellor Chairman (Ex-Officio) 2. Prof. Tomo Riba, Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences Member 3. Prof. S. K. Singh, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences Member 4. Prof. P. K. Panigrahi, Department of Political Science Member 5. Prof. Pura Tado, Department of Political Science Member 6. Mr. Ani Taggu, Associate Professor, Department of CSE Member 7. Dr. Kh. Kabi, Associate Professor, Department of Mass Member Communication 8. Two Members of the Court, None of whom shall be an employee of the Yet to be received from University or Affiliated to or recognized by the University; to be MHRD nominated by the visitor 9. Five persons to be nominated by the visitor Yet to be received from MHRD 10. Registrar Secretary (Ex-Officio)

Annexure I

MEMBERS OF THE ACADEMIC COUNCIL

1. Prof. Tamo Mibang, Vice Chancellor Chairman (Ex-Officio) 2. Prof. Rachob Taba, Registrar Secretary (Ex-Officio) 3. Prof. J. C. Soni, Dean, Faculty of Education Member (Ex-Officio) 4. Prof. S. K. Singh, Dean, Faculty of Social Science Member (Ex-Officio) 5. Prof. N. Kar, Dean, Faculty of Environmental Science Member (Ex-Officio) 6. Prof. R. C. Parida, Dean, Faculty of Commerce & Management Member (Ex-Officio) 7. Prof. J. Chakraborty, Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences Member (Ex-Officio) 8. Prof. U. Bhattacharjee, Dean, Faculty of Basic Science/ IT & Member Engineering 9. Prof. M. P. Bezbaruah, Department of Economics, Gauhati University Member 10. Prof. Jayanta Borbora, Department of Sociology, Dibrugarh University Member 11. Prof. A. K. Thakur, Department of History, NEHU Member 12. Prof. P. R. Alapti, Department of Physics, NERIST Member 13. Dr. Simon John, Director i/c, AITS Member 14. Dr. H. V. Singh, Head, Department of Anthropology Member 15. Prof. S. Tangjang, Head, Department of Botany Member 16. Dr. Tasi Kaye, Head, Department of Commerce Member 17. Dr. Ani Taggu, Head, Department of Computer Sc. & Engineering Member 18. Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty, Head, Department of Chemistry Member 19. Prof. N.C. Roy, Head, Department of Economics Member 20. Prof. T. Lungdim, Head, Department of Education Member 21. Dr. B. Nayak, Head, Department of English Member 22. Prof. S. K. Patnaik, Head, Department of Geography Member 23. Dr. H. K. Sharma, Head, Department of Hindi Member 24. Prof. Tana Showren, Head, Department of History Member 25. Dr. Arindam Garg, Head, Department of Management Member 26. Dr. Kh. Kabi, Head, Department of Mass Communication Member 27. Dr. Sahin Ahmed, Head, Department of Mathematics Member 28. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Head i/c, Department of Physics Member 29. Dr. S. R. Padi, Head, Department of Sociology Member 30. Dr. Nabam Nakha Hina, Head, Department of Pol. Science Member 31. Prof. D. N. Das, Head, Department of zoology Member 32. Prof. Ashan Riddi, Director, Institute of Distance Education (IDE) Member 33. Prof. P. K. Panigrahi, Department of Political Science Member 34. Prof. (Mrs.) J. Chakraborty, Department of Zoology Member 35. Prof.(Mrs.) Sarah Hilaly, Department of History Member 36. Dr.(Mrs.) N. C. Singh, Department of Geography Member 37. Dr.(Mrs.) Elizabeth Hangsing Member 38. Dr. S. S. Singh, Department of Hindi Member 39. Dr. Hui Tag, Department of Botany Member 40. Mr. Motum Nomuk, Principal, Govt. College Daporijo Member 41. Mr. Tayek Talom, Principal, JNC Pasighat Member

Annexure I

FINANACE COMMITTEE

1. Prof. Tamo Mibang, Vice-Chancellor Chairman (Ex-Officio) 2. Prof. S. K. Singh, Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences Member 3. Prof. P. K. Panigrahi, Dean, Faculty of Political Science Member 4. Prof. R. C. Parida, Dean Faculty of Commerce & Management Member 5. Prof. (Mrs.) Jharna Chakraborty, Dean Faculty of Life Sciences Member 6. Joint Secretary and Finance Adviser, MHRD or his/her nominee from Member Finance Bureau of MHRD not below the Rank of Deputy Secretary (From MHRD/UGC) 7. Joint Secretary (CU & L) of MHRD or his/her nominee not below Member Rank of joint Secretary to the Govt. of India (From MHRD/UGC) 8. Joint Secretary (CU), UGC or any other Joint Secretary level Officer Member nominated by the Chairman, UGC (From MHRD/UGC) 9. Finance Officer Secretary (Ex-Officer)

Annexure II

STATUTORY OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

1. Visitor Shri Pranab Mukherjee Hon’ble President of India

2. Chief Rector Mr. Padmanabha Acharya The Governor of Arunachal Pradesh

3. Chancellor Air Marshal (Retd.) Pranab Kumar Barbora

4. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Tamo Mibang

5. Registrar Dr. Rachob Taba 6. Finance Officer Prof. Amitava Mitra (i/c) 7. Controller of Examinations Prof. Ranjit Tamuli 8. Dean, Faculty of Life Sciences Prof. Jharna Chakraborty 9. Dean Faculty of Basic Sciences, Information Prof. Utpal Bhattacharjee Technology and Engineering & Technology 10. Dean, Faculty of Social Sciences Prof. Sudhir Kumar Singh 11. Dean, Faculty of Education and Languages Prof. Jayadeba Sahu 12. Dean, Faculty of Environmental Sciences Prof. Nishamani Kar 13. Dean, Faculty of Commerce and Management Prof. Rama Chandra Parida Studies

Annexure II

ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATORS, ENGINEERS & OTHER OFFICERS OF THE UNIVERSITY

1. Deputy Registrar (Academic & Conference) Dr. David Pertin 2. Dep uty Registrar (Examination & Registration) Dr. Nani Tamang Jose 3. Deputy Registrar (Project) Mr. Kurian Thomas 4. Deputy Registrar (Admin. & Estt.) i/c Mr. Nangram Toglik 5. Sr. System Analyst Mr. Tsering Dorjee Megeji 6. Deputy Librarian (on lien) Dr. Motebennur Maltesh Ningappa 7. Executive Engineer Mr. Parimal Kumar Chakraborty 8. Assistant Registrar (Finance) (A/A) Mr. Hage Kojee 9. Assistant Registrar (Academic) Mr. Gomar Basar 10. Assistant Registrar (Finance) (Bill/DDO) Mrs. Oriental Taggu 11. Assist ant Director (Physical Education) (i/c) Dr. Anil Mili 12. Assistant Librarian Dr. Dhananjay Kumar Pandey 13. Hindi Officer Ms. Gumpi Nguso 14. Medical Officer (i/c) Dr. Akin Tana Tara 15. Medical Officer Dr. (Mrs.) Chindei Kim Lhungdi 16. Assistant Engineer (Civil) Mr. Basant Kumar Shah 17. Sr. Security Officer Mr. Badal Techi 18. Estate Officer Mr. Abu Lego

Annexure III

SANCTIONED / FILLED UP / VACANT POST AS ON 31.03.17

Sl. Department Designation Sanctioned Filled up post Vacant post No. post 1. Education Professor 2 1 1 Associate Professor 4 4 Assistant Professor 16 14 2

2. History Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 Nil 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

3. Political Science Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

4. English Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

5. Economics Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

6. Geography Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

7. AITS Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 5 1

8. Commerce Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 7 7

9. Botany Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

10. Zoology Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

11. Hindi Professor 2 1 1 Associate Professor 2 1 1 Assistant Professor 7 7

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12. Mass Communication Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 1 1 Assistant Professor 4 4

13. CSE Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

14. Management Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 1 1 Assistant Professor 5 5

15. Mathematics Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 2 Assistant Professor 6 6

16. Chemistry Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 1 1 Assistant Professor 3 2

17. Physics Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 2 1 1 Assistant Professor 3 2 1

18. Sociology Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 1 1 Assistant Professor 3 3

19. Anthropology Professor 1 1 Associate Professor 1 1 Assistant Professor 3 3

20. Electronics & Professor 1 Nil 1 Communications Associate Professor 2 Nil 2 Assistant Professor 4 4

21. Physical Education Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor Nil Nil Assistant Professor 5 5

22. Social Work Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 2 Nil 2 Assistant Professor 4 4

23. Fine Arts & Music Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 1 Nil 1 Assistant Professor 2 Nil 2

24. Geology Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 1 Nil 1 Assistant Professor 2 Nil 2 Annexure III

25. Psychology Professor 1 Nil 1 Associate Professor 1 Nil 1 Assistant Professor 2 Nil 2

26. IDE Professor Nil Nil Associate Professor Nil Nil Assistant Professor 1 1 202 165 37 Source: As Furnished by Establishment Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University Annexure IV

EXISTING ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS AND STAFF POSITIONS AS ON 31/3/2017

Sl. No. GROUP-A Strength Filled Vacant 1. Vice-Chancellor 1 1 0 2. Registrar 1 1 0 3. Controller of Exams 2 1 1 4. Finance Officer 1 0 1 5. Deputy Registrar 4 3 1 6. Executive Engineer 1 1 0 7. Assistant Engineer (Civil) 1 1 0 8. Medical Officer 2 2 0 9. Internal Audit Officer 1 0 1 10. Assistant Registrar 5 5 0 11. Sr. System Analyst 1 1 0 12. System Analyst 1 1 0 13. Hindi Officer 1 1 0 14. Sr. Security Officer 1 1 0 23 19 4 GROUP-B 15. Assistant Engineer (Elect) 1 0 1 16. Section Officer 12 12 0 17. Stenographer Grade-I 2 2 0 18. Professional Assistant 1 1 0 19. Manager (Guest House) 1 1 0 20. Nurse (GNM) 1 1 0 21. Junior Engineer (Civil) 2 2 0 22. Stenographer Grader-II 2 1 1 23. Assistant 16 16 0 24. Sr. Technical Assistant (Department of CSE) 2 2 0 25. Sr. Technical Assistant (Computer Centre) 1 0 1 26. Technical Assistant (Botany & Zoology) 2 2 0 27. Estate Officer 1 1 0 28. Hindi Translator 1 1 0 45 42 3 Annexure IV

GROUP-C 29. Technical Assistant (Physics & Chemistry) 2 1 1 30. Technical Assistant (Department of CSE) 2 2 0 31. Technical Assistant (V-SAT/Computer) 1 1 0 32. UDC 16 14 2 33. Stenographer Grader-III 11 10 1 34. Hindi Typist 1 1 0 35. LDC 19 16 3 36. Xerox Operator 2 2 0 37. Mechanic 1 1 0 38. Driver 12 12 0 39. Library Assistant 1 1 0 40. Laboratory Assistant ( Botany & Zoology) 7 6 1 41. Sanitary Inspector 1 1 0 42. Electrician 1 1 0 43. Cook 7 7 0 84 76 8 Group 'C' Multi-Tasking Staff 44. Peon 31 31 0 45. Security Guard 7 7 0 46. Medical Attendant 1 1 0 47. Chowkidar 1 1 0 48. Daftry 2 2 0 49. Handyman 6 6 0 50. Laboratory Attendant(B,Z&G) 8 7 1 51. Library Attendant 1 1 0 52. Kitchen Attendant 5 5 0 53. Mali 5 5 0 54. Safaiwala 4 4 0 71 70 1 Academic Staff 55. Deputy Librarian 1 1 0 56. Assistant Librarian 1 1 0 57. Assistant Director ( Physical Education) 1 1 0 Annexure IV

3 3 0 Group 'A' 23 19 4 Group 'B' 45 42 3 Group 'C' 84 76 8 71 70 1 Academic Staff 3 3 0 Total 226 210 16 Source: As furnished by the Establishment Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University

Annexure V

LIST OF ONGOING MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17

Sl. Name of Principal Title of the Project Amount Funding Tenure No. Investigator / Department Approved (₹ Agency of the in Lakhs) Project 1. Prof. S. Simon John Socio-cultural Profile and 19.36 DIPR 2 years Professor Intangible Cultural Heritage Arunachal Institute of Tribal of the Monpa Tribe of Studies Tawang Arunachal Pradesh 2. Dr. S. Simon John Centre for Endangered 180.00 UGC 5 years Coordinator Language(AITS) Arunachal Institute of Tribal Studies 3. Prof. Vandana Upadhyay Changing Perspective of 7.39 NIRD 0.5 year Professor Women's Work and Department of Economics Decline in Female Labour Participation Rate in Rural India 4. Dr. Maila Lama Agriculture Productivity 5.0 ICSSR 1.5 Assistant Professor and Resource Use years Department of Economics Efficiency in Eastern Himalaya Region: A Study of Arunachal Pradesh 5. Prof. S. K. Singh SAP-DRS-III 80.50 UGC 5 years Coordinator, Department of History 6. Prof. Nani Bath Refugee Problems in 18.0 ICSSR 2 years Professor Arunachal Pradesh : A Department of Political Study of Conducting Science Rights, Claims & Discourse 7. Prof. Nani Bath Social Science Research In 4.49 UGC 2 years Professor Arunachal Pradesh: A Department of Political Study of its Trends and Science Scope 8. Prof. Nabam Nakha Hina Civilization History of 4.0 NSCS 1.5 Professor Nyishi Tribe of Arunachal years Department of Political Pradesh Science 9. Dr. Tabang Mibang Role of Panchayati Raj 5.0 ICSSR 1.5 Assistant Professor Institutions in Rural years Department of Political Development in Arunachal Science Pradesh 10. Dr. Soubhagya Ranjan Eradicating Exclusion and 8.98 UGC 3 Years Padhi Constraints of Primary Associate Professor Education in Koraput Department of Sociology District of Odisha: A Critical Evaluation Annexure V

11. Dr. Soubhagya Ranjan Dynamics of Watershed 7.0 ICSSR 1.5 Padhi Management for years Associate Professor Sustainable Tribal Department of Sociology Development: A Study in Koraput District of Orissa 12. Dr. Oken Lego Lok Sahitya Ke Aadhar Par 4.0 NSCS 1.5 Associate Professor Adi Janjati Ke Bhoo- years Department of Hindi Aitihasik Evam Darshnik Mulyankan 13. Prof. Jayadeba Sahoo Awareness & Attitude 3.05 UGC 2 years Professor Towards Peace Education Department of Education Among the Secondary School Students and Teachers of Arunachal Pradesh and Assam: A Comparative Study 14. Prof. Elizabeth Hangsing Women Studies and 33.70 UGC 5 years Director, Department of Research Centre Education 15. Prof. Kesang Degi Women Access to Higher 14.0 ICSSR 2 years Professor Education in Arunachal Department of Education Pradesh: An Analytical Study 16. Prof. Kesang Degi Development of Women 6.02 UGC 2 years Professor Education Among the Department of Education Khampti and Monpa Communities of Arunachal Pradesh: A Comparative Study 17. Prof. R. C. Parida Institution Refinancing in 4.31 UGC 2 years Professor the Rural Development of Department of Commerce Arunachal Pradesh: A Case Study of NABARD 18. Prof. R. C. Parida Entrepreneurship 5.0 ICSSR 2 years Professor Management in Micro and Department of Commerce Small Enterprises (MSES) In Arunachal Pradesh 19. Prof. Tasi Kaye Bank and Financial 3.0 ICSSR 1.5 Professor Inclusion in Arunachal years Department of Commerce Pradesh: A Study with Reference to Regional Rural Bank 20. Prof. Tasi Kaye Role of Commercial Bank 3.0 ICSSR 1.5 Professor in Promoting Financial years Department of Commerce Inclusion in Arunachal Pradesh Annexure V

21. Prof. Otem Padung Social Cost-Benefit 6.30 UGC 2 years (Moyong) Analysis of Hydro-Power Professor Projects in the River Basin Department of Commerce of Lower Siang and Dibang of Arunachal Pradesh 22. Prof. Otem Padung Declining Sex Ratio and its 16.0 ICSSR 2 years (Moyong) Impact on Regions, Socio- Professor cultural and Economic Life Department of Commerce of the Monpas: A Study with Reference to Tawang District of Arunachal Pradesh 23. Prof. Sanjeev Kumar Jena Socio-Economic 4.0 ICSSR 1.5 Professor Empowerment of years Department of Commerce Traditional Artisans through Commercialization of Indigenous Knowledge: A Study of Muga Silk Weavers of Upper Assam 24. Dr. Philip Mody Role of Cross Trade in 8.87 UGC 3 years Assistant Professor Socio-Economic Department of Commerce Development of Arunachal Pradesh: An Empirical Evidences from Bleeting, Bumla and Pangsau Trades Points 25. Dr. Gibji Nimasow Phytogeographic Survey 6.13 UGC 3 years Assistant Professor and Conservation Efforts Department of Geography for Taxus baccata linn. in Tawang District and Other Suspected Areas of Arunachal Pradesh (Eastern Himalayas) 26. Dr. J. S. Rawat Landscape Level Habitat 21.70 DST 2 Years Assistant Professor Assessment and Department of Geography Community Based Conservation Strategy in Namdapha National Park 27. Dr. Sailajananda Saikia Moria Muslim Community 15.0 ICSSR 2 years Associate Professor of Brahmaputra Valley, Department of Geography Assam: A Study on Changing Occupational Pattern and its Impact on Socio-Economic Conditions 28. Dr. Tage Rupa Woman Participation in 6.16 UGC 2 years Assistant Professor Land Management Among Department of Geography Apatani Tribe: An Observation and Analysis, Arunachal Pradesh Annexure V

29. Prof. Arup Kumar Das Integrating Herbal 59.05 DBT (NER) 3 years Professor Medicine of NER with Department of Botany Contemporary Approaches to Develop Therapeutic Strategies For Metabolic Syndrome 30. Prof. A. K. Shukla Isolation and 56.20 DBT 3 Years Professor Characterisation of Department of Botany Hydrogen Producing Bacteria from North- Eastern, States of India, (with Special Emphasis on Assam and Arunachal Pradesh) for Efficient Conversion of Biomass to Hydrogen 31. Prof. Rajiv Kumar Singh Establishment of 39.50 DST 3 years Professor Institutional Level Biotech Department of Botany Hubs (DBT Hubs) by DBT under Special Programme for North Eastern States of India 32. Prof. Rajiv Kumar Singh Creation of Bioinformatics 45.0 DBT 3 years Professor Infrastructure Facility (BIF) Department of Botany for the Promotion of Biology Teaching Through Bioinformatics (BTBI) scheme of BTIS net 33. Prof. Rajiv Kumar Singh Orchid Bioresources of the 29.97 DBT 3 years Professor North-East India: Department of Botany Conservation, Database Development and Information Networking 34. Prof. Sumpam Tangjang DST-FIST Programme 55.0 DST 5 years Professor Department of Botany 35. Prof. Sumpam Tangjang Estimation of the Diversity 42.41 DBT 3 years Professor of Endophytes in Twinning Department of Botany Subtropical Forest of Arunachal Pradesh and Creation of a Genetic Resource 36. Dr. Hui Tag Scouting, Documentation 3.78 NIF 1 year Assistant Professor and Dissemination of Department of Botany Innovation & Traditional Knowledge in Arunachal Pradesh 37. Dr. Hui Tag Quality Enhancement of 33.95 BRNS 3 years Assistant Professor Traditional Anti-Oxidant Department of Botany Plants from Arunachal Himalayan Region Annexure V

38. Dr. Heikham Evelin Study of Arbuscular 6.0 UGC 2 years Assistant Professor Mycorhizal Fungi (AMF) Department of Botany Diversity of two Endangered Medicinal Plant – Helyshium Coronarium and Curcuma Angustifoha and Assess the Potential & AMF in Conservation of these Plants 39. Prof. Jharna Chakravorty Sequencing the Genome of 53.02 DBT 3 years Professor Himalayan Giant Honey Twinning Department of Zoology Bee Apis Laboriosa with a Special Focus on Demosensory Receptors and Circadian Clock Genes 40. Prof. Jharna Chakravorty Chemical Ecology of the 33.45 DBT (NER) 5 years Professor North East Region (NER) Department of Zoology of India: A Collaborative Programme Linking NER and Bangalore Researchers 41. Prof. D. N. Das Resource Mapping, 32.60 DBT 3 years Professor Conservation & Artificial Twinning Department of Zoology Propagation of Fish Germplasm in Arunachal Pradesh with Emphasis on Promotion of Aquarium Fish Trades 42. Prof. D. N. Das Attempt to Conserve 17.46 DBT 3 Years Professor Endangered Catfishes of Department of Zoology Arunachal Pradesh Hill Streams by Manipulating Germ Cell Maturation 43. Prof. Hirendra Nath Sarma Centre with Potential for 700.0 UGC 5 years Coordinator, Department of Excellence in Biodiversity Zoology (CPEB) 44. Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty Development of 23.05 DST-SERB 3 years Associate Professor Luminescent Department of Chemistry Supramolecular Coordination Complexes via Post-Synthetic Modification For Sensing Applications 45. Dr. Md. Harunar Rashid Design Synthesis and 21.53 DST-SERB 3 Years Assistant Professor Application of Hollow Department of Chemistry Metal Oxide Nanostructures 46. Dr. Md. Harunar Rashid Transition Metal Oxide 22.98 UGC-DAE 3 years Assistant Professor Nano-Particles for Sensor Department of Chemistry Applications Annexure V

47. Dr. Md. Harunar Rashid Designing Supported Metal 20.69 DST-SERB 3 years Assistant Professor Nanocatalysts for Department of Chemistry Application in C-C Coupling Reactions 48. Dr. Lakhinath Saikia Pd-Catalyzed C-H 7.11 CSIR 3 years Assistant Professor Activation in the Synthesis Department of Chemistry of Fused Pyrimidine Derivatives 49. Dr. Lakhinath Saikia Development of Cu- 23.77 DST-SERB 3 years Assistant Professor Catalyzed Cascade Department of Chemistry Synthesis of N-heterocycles 50. Prof. Utpal Bhattacharjee Design and Development of 14.2 UGC 3 years Professor a Speech Recognizer in the Department of CSE Context of Tonal Languages of Arunachal Pradesh 51. Prof. Utpal Bhattacharjee Development of a Robust 47.46 MCIT 2 years Professor Speaker Authentication Department of CSE System Total Amount (In ₹) 1888.14 Source: As Furnished by the Project Cell, Rajiv Gandhi University Annexure V

LIST OF COMPLETED MAJOR RESEARCH PROJECTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-17

Sl. Name of Principal Title of the Project Amount Funding Tenure No. Investigator / Department Approved Agency of the (₹ in Project Lakhs) 1. Dr. Hui Tag Ethnobotanical Exploration 6.51 DRL 2 years Assistant Professor and Phytochemical Department of Botany Analysis of Some Poisonous Plants of Arunachal Pradesh for Strategic Defence Application 2. Prof. Amitava Mitra Productivity, Resource Use 9.00 ICSSR 2 years Professor Efficiency and Livelihood Department of Economics Options in Fisheries of Arunachal Pradesh Opportunities and Challenges 3. Prof. Nabam Nakha Hina Administration of Justice 5.00 ICSSR 2 years Professor Through Customary Law in Department of Political Nyishi of Arunachal Science Pradesh 4. Prof. Jayadeba Sahoo Action Research in Papum 1.25 UGC, XII 3 years Professor Pare District Plan Department of Education 5. Prof. Jayadeba Sahoo Experimentation on New 5.60 UGC, XII 3 years Professor Approach on Teaching Plan Department of Education 6. Prof. Jayadeba Sahoo Awareness & Training 2.60 UGC, XII 3 years Professor Programme on Value Plan Department of Education Education, RTE 2009: Human Rights & Peace Education 7. Dr. Jumyir Basar Ethnographic 9.60 UGC, XII 3 years Associate Professor Documentation of Lesser Plan Arunachal Institutes of Tribal Known Communities of Studies Arunachal Pradesh 8. Prof. S. K. Choudhuri & Biosocial Dimension of 5.08 UGC, XII 3 years Dr. H. Vokendra Singh children: An Plan Department of Anthropology Anthropological Study of Lesser Known Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh 9. Prof. S. K. Choudhuri & Dwindling Puppetry in 2.02 UGC, XII 3 years Dr. D. Sarma Assam: An Anthropological Plan Department of Anthropology Study on the Performing Art Tradition Annexure V

10. Dr. H. Vokendra Singh Tribal Health Issues in the 5.10 UGC, XII 3 years Department of Anthropology Context of Arunachal Plan Pradesh 11. Prof. Tana Showren Oral Tradition: Archiving 21.0 UGC, XII 3 years Professor and Compiling the Tribe's Plan Department of History Histories of Arunachal Pradesh 12. Dr. Rajesh Chakrabarty Utilization of Rice Husk 15.20 UGC, XII 3 years Associate Professor from Assam and Arunachal Plan Department of Chemistry Pradesh as Potential Host Material for Various Transition Metal Based Catalysts 13. Dr. Amit Tripathi Studies on Parasitic 9.82 UGC, XII 3 years Assistant Professor Monogonai Dean Plan Department of Zoology (Platehelminths) Induced & Secondary Microbial Prof. Sumpam Tangjang Infections in Economically Professor Important Fishes of Department of Botany Arunachal Pradesh, India 14. Dr. Maila Lama Agricultural Productivity 2.11 UGC, XII 3 years Assistant Professor and its Determinants in Plan Department of Economics West Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh, India 15. Prof. Jayadeba Sahoo SAP-DRS-II 24.05 UGC 5 years Professor Department of Education 16. Prof. S. K. Singh SAP-DRS-II 16.50 UGC 5 years Coordinator Department of History 17. Md. Harunar Rashid Design, Synthesis and 21.53 DST-SERB 3 years Assistant Professor Application of Department of Chemistry Hollow Metal Oxide Nanostructures Total Amount (In ₹) 161.97 Source: As Furnished by the Project Cell, Rajiv Gandhi University Annexure V

LIST OF ONGOING CONSULTANCY PROJECTS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 2016-2017

Sl. Name of Principal Title of the Project Amount Funding Tenure No. Investigator / Department Approved Agency of the (₹ in Lakhs) Project 1. Dr. Hui Tag Preparation of Wildlife and 1.60 BRTF Assistant Professor Biodiversity Management Department of Botany Plan on Hunli-Metaenling- Hauy Kiang Road 2 Dr. Hui Tag Survey & Preparation of 5.00 BRTF Assistant Professor Wildlife & Diversity Department of Botany Management Plan for Construction of Road Hunli-Anini Road 3 Dr. Hui Tag Preparation of Wildlife 1.60 BRTF Assistant Professor Management Biodiversity Department of Botany Conservation Plan for Construction of Trans Arunachal Highway: Road Lungro GG-Damteng- Yangtse 4 Prof. D. N. Das Collaborative Research 20.00 Department Professor project with Outreach of Fisheries, Department of Zoology Programme of Paddy-Cum- Govt. of Fish Culture Arunachal Pradesh 5 Prof. S. K. Nayak Evaluation of State Finance 2.50 14th Finance 5 years Professor with Respect to State of Commission, Department of Economics Arunachal Pradesh Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India Total Amount (In ₹) 30.70 Source: As Furnished by the Project Cell, Rajiv Gandhi University Annexure VI

EXAMINATION RESULTS 2016-17

Under Graduate Courses (Annual System) Course Examination Students Appeared Students Passed Pass Percentage B.A. I Year 235 195 83.0 B.A. (Pass) II Year 2157 1015 47.1 B.A. (Pass) III Year 5487 2603 47.4 B.A. (Hons) II Year 307 195 63.5 B.A. (Hons) III Year 1318 1029 78.1 B.Sc. (Pass) II Year 3 0 0 B.Sc. (Pass) III Year 65 53 81.5 B.Com. (Pass) II Year 11 6 54.6 B.Com. (Pass) III Year 122 93 76.2 B.Com. (Hons) III Year 28 27 96.4 TOTAL 9753 5233

Source: As provided by Examination Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University

Under Graduate Courses (Semester System)

Course Semester Students Appeared Students Passed Pass Percentage II 6486 2508 38.7 B.A. IV 3214 1903 59.2 II 803 456 56.8 B.Sc. IV 554 452 81.6 VI 230 173 75.2 II 474 266 56.1 B.Com. IV 352 234 66.5 VI 230 173 75.2 II - - - BHMS IV - - - II 12 9 75.0 BCA IV 16 15 93.8 B.Ed. II 762 599 78.6 B.P.Ed. II 18 16 88.9 Annexure VI

II 110 39 35.5 L.L.B. IV 66 44 66.7 VI 39 20 51.3 II 30 6 20.0 IV 21 4 19.0 B.A. L.L.B. VI 5 3 60.0 VIII 4 3 75.0 X 2 2 100.0 TOTAL

Source: As provided by Examination Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University

Post Graduate Courses

Student Student Pass Department Course Semester Appeared Passed Percentage II 23 16 69.6 Anthropology M.A. IV 20 20 100.0 II 37 27 73.0 Economics M.A. IV 28 25 89.3 II 72 25 34.7 History M.A. IV 51 50 98.0 II 46 26 56.5 Political Science M.A. IV 56 51 91.0 II 47 45 95.7 Sociology M.A. IV 24 24 100.0 II 36 26 72.2 English M.A. IV 37 30 81.1 II 30 21 70.0 Hindi M.A. IV 37 29 78.4 II 39 27 69.2 M.A. Education IV 38 35 92.1 M.Ed. II 19 18 94.7 II 43 34 79.1 Commerce M.Com. IV 43 35 81.4 Annexure VI

II 27 8 29.6 Management M.B.A. IV 27 22 84.6 II 52 43 82.7 Geography M.A. / M.Sc. IV 38 29 76.3 II 28 28 100.0 Botany M.Sc. IV 25 21 84.0 II 25 24 96.0 Zoology M.Sc. IV 24 24 100.0 II 15 12 80.0 Chemistry M.Sc. IV 11 6 54.5 II 29 18 62.1 Mathematics M.Sc. IV 26 14 53.8 II 19 17 89.5 Physics M.Sc. IV 20 14 70.0 II 19 18 94.7 Mass Communication M.A. IV 19 17 89.5 II 11 9 81.8 Computer Science & M.Tech. IV 10 6 60.0 Engineering MCA IV 12 6 50.0 Social Work MSW II 13 10 76.9 Electronics & M.Tech. II 13 13 100.0 Communication Engineering TOTAL

Post Graduate Diploma Courses Student Student Pass Department Course Semester Appeared Passed Percentage Hindi PGDFH II 7 7 100.0 Education DPPTE II 4 2 50.0 Commerce PGDBI II 10 4 40.0 Management PGDHMT II 4 0 0 APGDDM II 13 8 61.5 Geography PGDGI II 3 2 66.7 Annexure VI

Botany APGDB II 8 8 100.0 Mass Communication PGDMC II TOTAL

M.Phil. Courses Department Semester Student Appeared Student Passed Pass Percentage AITS II 13 13 100.0 Anthropology II 4 4 100.0 Economics II 2 2 100.0 History II 4 4 100.0 Political Science II 6 6 100.0 Sociology II 4 4 100.0 Hindi II 9 9 100.0 Commerce II 10 10 100.0 Geography II 4 2 50.0 Botany II 2 2 100.0 Zoology II 2 2 100.0 Mathematics II 1 1 100.0 Mass Communication II 3 2 66.7 TOTAL

List of Ph.D. Awarded (April 1, 2016 – March 31, 2017) Sl. Name of Department Faculty Name of Topic of Date of Date of No. the the Research Viva-voce Notification Awardee Supervisor / Co- Supervisor 1. Ms. Doge Hindi Languages Dr. Shyam Arunachal 06-04-2016 07-04-2016 Ngomdir Shankar Pradesh Ki Galo Singh Janjati Ke Lolgeeton Ka Sanskritik Adhyayan 2. Ms. Tage Education Education Prof. K. C. Status of Science 06-04-2016 07-04-2016 Yama Kapoor Education at 10+2 Level in Arunachal Pradesh: A Study Annexure VI

3. Ms. Penny Arunachal Social Dr. Social Change 15-04-2016 21-04-2016 Rose Chinir Institute of Sciences Haobijam Among the Tribal Vokendro Moyon Tribe of Studies Singh Manipur 4. Ms. Goken History Social Prof. Tana The Singpho of 11-05-2016 12-05-2016 Geyi Sciences Showren Arunachal Pradesh: A Study in Historical Perspective from-1800-1947 5. Ms. Education Education Prof. T. The effect of 24-05-2016 - Habung Lhundim Modular Yabo Approach of the Instruction on the performance of Pupil- Teachers in the Subject of Computer Education in Arunachal Pradesh 6. Mr. Ashok Commerce Commerce & Prof. Rama A Study of 26-05-2016 Sharma Management Chandra Micro Parida Enterprises in Arunachal Pradesh with Special Reference to Papum Pare District 7. Mr. Botany Life Sciences Dr. Genetic 25-07-2016 26-07-2016 Tonlong Sumpam variability Wangpan Tanjang assessment among the indigenous rice (Oryza sativa L.) landraces of Tirap and Longding Districts of Arunachal Pradesh 8. Mr. Nayo Geography Environmental Dr. Gibji A Geographical 04-08-2016 - Apum Sciences Nimasow analysis of Mithun distribution and their habitat : A case study of the Adi inhabited areas of Arunachal Pradesh Annexure VI

9. Mr. Leki Geography Environmental Prof. Tomo A Geographical 11-08-2016 - Norbu Sciences Riba analysis of Transhumance among the Monpa Tribes of Arunachal Pradesh 10. Mr. Upen Political Social Prof. P. K. National Rural 17-08-2016 18-08-2016 Konch Science Sciences Panigrahi Employment Guarantee Scheme in Assam: A study of Dhemaji District 11. Mr. Zoology Life Sciences Prof. A Study on 22-08-2016 23-08-2016 Purbajyoti Hirendra Expression Saikia Nath Sarma pattern of Vascular Endothelial Growth Factor (VEGF) in uterine tissues and fetal maternal interface during preimplantation (Day 1 to day 8 gestation) in albino mice 12. Ms. Devi Commerce Commerce & Prof. Rama A Study of small 08-09-2016 09-09-2016 Baruah Management Chandra and medium Parida enterprises (SMEs) in Arunachal Pradesh 13. Mr. Pankaj Botany Life Sciences Prof. Arup Phytochemical 16-09-2016 - Bharali Kumar Das Investigation And Bioactivity Evaluation Of Some Selected Medicinal Plants Of Arunachal Pradesh 14. Mr. Dilip Zoology Life Sciences Dr. Amit Morpho- 19-09-2016 - Basnet Tripathi ecological Chetry aspects of diplozoids (Monogenoidea: Mazocraeidea: Diplozoidae) from India with special reference to NE region Annexure VI

15. Mrs. Nguri Hindi Languages Prof. Harish Nyishi Lokgatha 28-10-2016 02-11-2016 Shanti Kumar Ka Samaj- Sharma Shastriya Anushilan 16. Mr. Chera History Social Prof. S. K. The Memba Of 04-11-2016 09-11-2016 Tamak Sciences Singh Arunachal Pradesh : A Historical Study (Up To 1947) 17. Mr. Ashok Education Education Prof. K. C. Teaching and 08-11-2016 09-11-2016 Tajo Kapoor learning of English Language of Elementary School stage in Arunachal Pradesh: A Critical Study 18. Mr. Ajay Political Social Prof. Pura Empowerment of 09-11-2016 10-11-2016 Kumar Science Sciences Tado women through Yadav Panchayati Raj Institution: A Study on east Siang district of Arunachal Pradesh 19. Mr . Goli Political Social Prof. Pura District 09-11-2016 10-11-2016 Bagra Science Sciences Tado Administration in Arunachal Pradesh: A case study of West Siang District 20. Mr. Fames Economics Social Prof. Economic 18-11-2016 22-11-2016 Linggi Sciences Amitava Valuation of Mitra Wetland: A Study of Mehao and Shally Lakes of Arunachal Pradesh 21. Mr. Tashi Economics Social Prof. Agrarian 18-11-2016 22-11-2016 Phuntso Sciences Vandana Transformation Upadhyay and Rural Non- farm Economy in Arunachal Pradesh 22. Mr. Kuku Political Social Prof. Nani Students’ 28-11-2016 29-11-2016 Panyang Science Sciences Bath Movement in Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of All Arunachal Pradesh Students’ Union (AAPSU) Annexure VI

23. Mr. Narang Political Social Prof. Nani Legislative Elites 29-11-2016 02-12-2016 Tari Science Sciences Bath in Arunachal Pradesh: A Socio-Economic and Political Study 24. Mr. Jadab Education Education Prof. J. C. Academic 10-12-2016 14-12-2016 Dutta Soni Achievement, Emotional Maturity and Intelligence of Secondary School Students in Assam 25. Mrs. Education Education Prof. J. C. Comparative 10-12-2016 14-12-2016 Dipakshi Soni Study of Boruah Intelligence and Evaluation Pattern of Class X Students of Lakhimpur District of Assam 26. Mrs. Dipali Geography Environmental Prof. Regional Pattern 12-12-2016 15-12-2016 Baruah Sciences Nishamani of Animal Kar Husbandry with special reference to Bovine Stock of Assam: A Geo-Economic Analysis 27. Mr. Raju Education Education Prof. A study of 20-12-2016 26-12-2016 Balo Elizabeth Primary Hangsing Education in East Kameng District of Arunachal Pradesh 28. Mr. Kago Political Social Prof. Nani Administration 22-12-2016 27-12-2016 Gambo Science Sciences Bath of justice in Arunachal Pradesh: A Study of the Gaon Burah as a Village Authority of the Apatanis 29. Mr. History Social Prof. Sarah A Historical 09-01-2017 12-01-2017 Hemanta Sciences Hilaly Study of Satras Saikia in Lakhimpur and Dhemaji Districts of Assam 16th To 19th Century Annexure VI

30. Mrs. Education Education Prof. Self-Esteem, 30-01-2017 31-01-2017 Sirajun Jayadeb Emotional Nahar Sahoo Intelligence and Begum Academic Achievement: A Study on Secondary School Students in Assam 31. Mr. Odol Geography Environmental Prof. Tomo Tracing the 30-01-2017 31-01-2017 Pertin Sciences Riba Migration Routes of Adi Tribe of the Siang Basin, Arunachal Pradesh 32. Mr. Eli Arunachal Social Dr. Jumyir A Study of the 01-02-2017 02-02-2017 Doye Institute of Sciences Basar & Dr. Myths of the Tribal G. S. Jha Galos: Change Studies (Co- and Continuity Supervisor) 33. Mr. David Political Social Prof. Nani A study of 10-02-2017 14-02-2017 Gao Science Sciences Bath Political defections in Arunachal Pradesh (1978 – 2012) 34. Mr. Jambey Botany Life Sciences Dr. Hui Tag Ethnobotany and 22-02-2017 23-02-2017 Tsering phytochemical analysis of selected traditional wild food and medicinal plants of the Monpa community of Arunachal Pradesh 35. Mrs. Ishmi Education Education Prof. (Mrs.) Effect of 01-03-2017 03-03-2017 Rekha Elizabeth Parental Handique Hangsing Involvement and Study Habits on Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students in Lakhimpur and Dhemaji District of Assam 36. Mrs. Dipti Education Education Prof. A Study on the 06-03-2017 08-03-2017 Saikia Kesang Status of Degi Secondary Education in the Schools of Assam Annexure VI

37. Mr. Nitul Education Education Prof. J.C. A Comparative 06-03-2017 08-03-2017 Gogoi Soni Study of Academic Achievement and Intelligence of Class X Students of Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalayas and Kendriya Vidyalayas in Assam 38. Mr. Zoology Life Sciences Dr. Amit Biodiversity of 06-03-2017 08-03-2017 Dobiam Tripathi Monogenoidean Narba Parasites (Platy helminthes) on aquatic vertebrates of Arunachal Pradesh 39. Mrs. Sonali Education Education Prof. J. C. Effectiveness of 07-03-2017 09-03-2017 Gogoi Soni, & Dr. Communicative Konwar C. Siva Approach on Sankar (Co- Academic supervisor) Achievement of Secondary School Students in Lakhimpur District of Assam 40. Mr. Political Social Prof. Pura Party Politics in 15-03-2017 20-03-2017 Nyajum Science Sciences Tado Arunachal Lollen Pradesh 1972- 2009 41. Mr. Zoology Life Sciences Prof. A Study on 24-03-2017 27-03-2017 Hiranmaya Hirendra Effect of Sharma Nath Sarma Tamoxifen on Expression of Endometrial Protein and Transforming Growth Factor- β (I and II) in Albino Rat Uterus 42. Mr. Riggon Education Education Prof. J.C. Intelligence, 27-03-2017 28-03-2017 Nyicyor Soni Creativity and Academic Achievement of Secondary School Students of Arunachal Pradesh Source: As furnished by Examination Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University Annexure VII

DETAILS OF BUILDING PROJECTS STARTED DURING XII PLAN

Sl. Name of Work Estimated Cost Remark No. (₹ in crores) Academic Buildings 1. (a) Construction of Chemistry Department 8.92 Completed (b) Construction of Physics Department 9.30 Completed

Hostels 2. (a) Construction of 100 seated Girls Hostel (Block-I) 5.97 Completed (b) Construction of 100 seated Girls Hostel (Block-II) 6.00 Completed (c) Construction of 100 seated Boys Hostel 6.00 Completed (d) Construction of 100 seated Research Scholar Boys 11.60 80% Completed Hostel (Block-I) 3. Construction of Type-IV = 20 Nos. (5 blocks) 5.92 90% Completed Residential Quarter 4. Construction of boundary wall at Rajiv Gandhi 10.00 60% Completed University, Rono Hills, Doimukh Source: As Furnished by Development Branch, Rajiv Gandhi University